17 members joined the Sunday Strollers on 20th March. They took to the sea and crossed to Seacombe by ferry. On their way to New Brighton the group passed the Black Pearl Pirate Ship which is a community art installation situated on the beach near Tower Grounds.
Sunday Strollers went on their third walk on 22nd February. 12 members took part. As the trains were not running we decided to do a local walk. A lot of the footpaths in Maghull and Lydiate are very wet so it was decided to keep to the canal. We met at Maghull station and got on the local bus which took us to the starting point at Maghull Community Centre. We walked along the canal to Brewers Bridge, when four of the group then decided to make use of the new bench there, whilst the rest of the group carried on to bridge that leads to the Bootle Arms. We then all returned back to the station via the canal and had lunch at the Mogul. The walk was 4 or 5 miles long depending on which walk you did or if you like to count steps it was 8000 or 10000 steps. One of our members is only able to manage 2000 steps at present so she made her way to the Mogul and joined the group for lunch after completing her 2000 steps. Most of the group then walked home after the meal, so increasing the steps they had already completed. We were lucky with the weather and the sun even showed its face!!! Our next walk will be on 20th March, when we will meet at Maghull station at 10.50 and will go over on the ferry to Seacombe and walk to New Brighton, were we will have lunch in Wetherspoons. Members can then decided if they want to walk back to Seacombe and get ferry back to Liverpool. or get the train/bus home from New Brighton 
14 members braved the weather and did a walk from Hightown to either Crosby or Waterloo. They were all suitably dressed and as you can see from the above photograph the group were all smiles at the beginning. Continue reading
The Sunday Strollers went on their first stroll recently. It is has been quoted that people on their own can find Sundays a difficult day and in some cases do not see anyone all day. So this is where the new group could help. Continue reading