Netwalking is the ultimate solution to maintaining a healthy work-life balance - enjoy a pleasant stroll in our beautiful Norfolk countryside while also meeting like-minded business people. The monthly FREE Norfolk netwalks start at a rural pub and take in a short circular amble of around half an hour before meeting back at the pub for some food and a pint. The routes are planned carefully so no one gets lost, and the pace is very gentle to enable everyone to chat en route.

For more information about Norfolk Netwalking please email us at: walking@norfolk-netwalking.co.uk or call us on 0800 458 2934.

Tuesday 12th August 2008 / 6.00pm - 9.00pm

Join us for a leisurely lap of the Lotus test-track and find out about the history of the company and the site. We will meet from 6.00pm at the Lotus site ready for a 6.30pm start. We will have a guided walking tour of the test-track followed by a meal at the nearby 'Bird in Hand' pub in Wreningham.

Although we endeavour to keep our Networking events FREE where possible - this event will be charged at a nominal £5.00 per person. Pre-booking for this event is essential so please register your interest through the Norfolk-Netwalking website.

Please contact me for more information: stephen@norfolk-netwalking.co.uk

Netwalking events are quite informal - ditch the suit in favour of a sturdy waterproof jacket and a pair of comfy shoes. In inclement weather, the walk may be abandoned in favour of a pint in the pub! Walks are FREE but food and drinks are not included.

The concept of netwalking was originally developed in America, where it is used to break up a heavy seminar schedule or to move delegates from one venue to another at an exhibition for example. Many American netwalking clubs meet before beakfast for a brisk walk but we prefer to meet for a leisurely evening walk.