On a beautiful summer evening, a group of 13 gay men and a dog embarked on a circular walk around the Fingest, Turville area. The walk began in the picturesque village of Skirmett, and the group set off at a leisurely pace, chatting and enjoying the warm weather.

As they made their way through the rolling hills and fields, they were treated to breathtaking views of the countryside. The sun slowly began to set, casting a warm glow over the landscape and adding to the already magical atmosphere.

Along the way, the group passed through the villages of Turville and Fingest, each with its own unique charm and character. They stopped at a local pub for a refreshing drink, and the dog was happy to rest and take in the sights and smells of the area.

As the evening drew to a close, the group made their way back to Skirmett, tired but happy after a wonderful evening of walking and companionship. It was a memorable experience for all involved, and one that they would cherish for years to come.

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On a beautiful summer evening, a group of 13 members and a dog embarked on a circular walk around the Fingest and Turville area in the Southern Chilterns. The walk began in the picturesque hamlet of Fingest. The group set off at a leisurely pace, chatting and enjoying the warm weather. Our first ascent tested us but all passed with flying colours!
As they made their way through woodlands and the rolling hills and fields of this beautiful countryside they were treated to breathtaking views. The sun slowly began to set, casting a warm glow over the landscape adding to the already magical atmosphere.

Along the way we passed through the village of Turville where we visited the church, the location for the well known TV series, The Vicar of Dibley.  At the end of the walk we stopped at the `Chequers pub in Fingest where we all enjoyed a hearty meal, fish and chips were particularly popular.

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