Welcome back Grey Panthers! Missed seeing the exploits of a bunch of fun loving chaps!

Hi
I was very interested in your walk from Danby to Commondale, but when I clicked on the route finder it came up with an Aysgarth Falls and Askrigg walk. Any chance of the route being restored?
Thanks
Andrea Clarke

\great site have walked 3 of your walks and hope to walk many more this year,
many thanks for all the info and site
a rambler in his early 70s ??

As mentioned previously, I have now given the Grey Panthers website a bit of a makeover.
Amongst the changes are
1 A revised format index page for every walk, which should make navigation a bit easier.
and
2 The "Walk Index" (see Walks by Areas) has been revised and updated.
There are now over 260 walks on this website, - so there should be something for everyone!
Seasons greetings to all.

Sorry you were unable because of the weather to send any photos of your rugged cross country safaris but glad you were able to partake of a festive meal at the Hawby Hotel. We have really enjoyed seeing your antics over the years and envy the friendships you have with your fellow grey panthers. We study the photos, read your comments and try to place ourselves in the pictures then look forward to the next weeks walk. So I do feel very remiss in not contacting you more often to say how much we enjoy sharing with you and your friends , the experiences you have. I would imagine you have hilarious tales to tell each other on occasions and I wonder who tells the best. Please pass on to the other Grey Panthers our best wishes for the festive season and hope the New Year is successful and we hope to meet up with you all in the next few weeks, weather permitting.

Well done lads, got a group together and following in your foot steps!, keep up the good work, look forward to some winter walks!

Liking this website, it's really going to come in useful so thanks a lot. Nice to see a picture of my mates ice cream van on the Sewerby to Flamborough walk

What a fantastic website !, I've just this morning discovered you. The memory map files are brilliant and can go straight to my GPS, I'm going to love using your walks for the next xx years, keep up the good work and when I'm retired (10 years away yet !) I'll join you all.

Regards

John

Dear Grey Panthers,
On your October 2007 walk to High Grantley, you were wondering about the building in photographs seven and eight. I am not sure about the figure head, but I can tell you that the house was originally the village school-I attended there from 1974 to 1977. The new school was built during the early eighties. The field behind where your group is standing is the village playing field where we used to play rounders on a lunch time-the dinner lady, Mrs Garget was the bowler!! The swings are the same ones that were there at that time.

Is the Brian Kitching the chap I knew at Sheffield Training College in 1955-57? If so, I'm sorry to hear of his death, and I'd be gratful if you'd give my sympathy to his family. He was a good friend.
Best wishes to your society
Peter Wood