The 1,000 landmark has been reached! By the end of 2019, 1,144 of Bradford on Avon's Walking Wheel maps had ...
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The Quantock Hills are a special place. Their designation in 1956 as England’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty was ...
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The Demise of Map/Compass? Boroughbridge wonder if any WAW groups have offered courses or informal training in map reading. There ...
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Many WaW towns and villages are participating in our first co-ordinated themed event  which will be a litter pick to ...
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During July , Loftus WaW organized and led the annual Geology walk with local Geologist Alan Simkins. The group walked ...
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Holmfirth's first walking festival which took place from the 4th - 6th October was a big hit. Despite weather warnings, ...
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In autumn 2017, Whitchurch Walkers are Welcome volunteers, alarmed by the latest round of cuts to their local bus timetables, ...
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Wellington Walkers are Welcome were surprised, but delighted, to have a visitor from Chicago on several of the walks in ...
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Residents of Nether Stowey and members of Nether Stowey Parish Council gathered together on 29th August  in the centre of ...
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