Is this allowable do you think ?

Personally, I wouldn’t travel to get to a walk venue. But, not everyone has pleasant waking areas nearby.
However, I have been walking locally from my house and taking a flask of hot chocolate! I now feel as if I’ve done wrong.
None of this is helping people cope with Lockdown.

EV You are allowed to meet one person from another household to walk, provided you don’t stop and sit down.....

We are the same with NT grounds which are still open, and where we regularly book to visit, about 5 miles out of town. They would have no visitors if people didn’t drive there and where it is a good deal safer to walk than our immediately local, busy environment.

Not much help from me - it’s all just getting too complicated for my little brain! Last week, I met a friend for a walk at a nearby country park and we bought coffee on site, which we took into the carpark. A member of staff came out and told us we had to leave as we were ‘congregating’ which wasn’t allowed.

We are in a similar quandary Nan Kate, we have been visiting gardens about six miles away, which have stayed open throughout. Lovely walks, all their restaurants are closed, but they sell hot snacks, it’s been a lifesaver, the children can run around, and there are plenty of quiet places to just sit!
Following this weeks news regarding walkers, I’m no longer sure it’s allowed.

Nobody should even be leaving the house except for chemists or hospital appointments.

According to events this week, no it isn't permissable.