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IGS Expedition to Headley Heath

Members of the expedition walking in woods near Headley Heath.

The Imperial Geographical Society has completed an expedition around Headley Heath in the British county of Surrey.

The expedition, which set out and returned yesterday, consisted of eleven people including the Emperor and the Emperor Mother. Since 2009, it has been traditional for the IGS to accompany a countryside ramble organised by Carshalton Methodist Church on the first Monday of May, which is a bank holiday in the United Kingdom.

The expedition traversed heathland, fields, farms and woods, climbing some very steep hills along the way. Several photographs were taken, and a short film of the expedition can be seen here.

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