Photographs taken on walks continue to be welcomed from members. They are a valued input to this website and an interesting record of our walking activities for participants and for other members & potential members. However, space is not unlimited and the numbers published for each walk must continue to be monitored. Publication of photographs is at the discretion of the Web Editor and will be based on order of receipt, quality of photos, replicate scenes, numbers already received, and the appropriate projection of Sutton Coldfield Ramblers to the general public.

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11th July 2010 Sunday Havington Hall near Kidderminster  View Photos
 6 Photographs: George Bradley
4th July 2010 Sunday coach Macclesfield Forest   View Photos
 34 Photographs: John Brookes, Geoff Cashmore
1st July 2010 Thursday Barton Marina View Photos
 37 Photographs: John Brookes, Tony le Feuvre
27th June 2010 Sunday Robin Hood Way  View Photos
 32 Photographs: John Brookes, Geoff Cashmore
15th June 2010 Tuesday Barnt Green, Worcestershire  View Photos
 13 Photographs: John Brookes
13th June 2010 Sunday coach Geopark Way Part 3   'B' walk  View Photos
 36 Photographs: John Brookes, Mike Fowler
Geopark Way Part 3   'C' walk  View Photos
 23 Photographs: Geoff Cashmore, Bill Paskin
6th June 2010 Sunday Oakamoor, Staffs   View Photos
 11 Photographs: Brian Nash
3rd June 2010 Thursday Wyre Forrest, Worcestershire   View Photos
 36 Photographs: Bill Paskin, John Brookes, Mike Fowler
30th May 2010 Sunday Churnet Valley, Staffs  View Photos
 43 Photographs: Bill Paskin, John Brookes
30th May 2010 Sunday Manifold Valley, Staffs  View Photos
 11 Photographs: Geoff Cashmore
23rd May 2010 Sunday coach Welcombe Hills  View Photos
 52 Photographs: John Brookes, Bill Paskin, Gail Downing, Vera Smith, Brian Nash
22nd May 2010 Saturday 'Get Walking Day' - Sutton Park  View Photos
 11 Photographs: John Brookes, Vera Smith
18th May 2010 Tuesday Sarehole Mill  View Photos
 36 Photographs: Mike Fowler, Tony le Feufre, John Brookes
16th May 2010 Sunday Caer Caradoc  View Photos
 11 Photographs: Mike Fowler
9th May 2010 Sunday coach Tideswell, Derbyshire 'B' walk  View Photos
36 Photographs: Geoff Cashmore, John Brookes, Mike Fowler
Tideswell, Derbyshire 'C' walk  View Photos
 27 Photographs: Bill Paskin
2nd May 2010 Sunday Earlswood  View Photos
 16 Photographs: John Brookes
2nd May 2010 Sunday Stanton Moor  View Photos
 4 Photographs: Geoff Cashmore
25th April 2010 Sunday Alstonefield   View Photos
 23 Photographs: Bill Paskin, John Brookes

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3.  A 'Zoom' shortcut is to hold down the Ctrl key and tap the minus (-) key to decrease zoom or plus (+) key to increase zoom.
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