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The Jack Mytton Way was 'named after Jack Mytton (1796–1834) a Shropshire landowner, MP, horseman, f ...
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Category South Shropshire

'In the 18th century, Tonbridge (then spelled 'Tunbridge') was a market town at the Medway river cro ...
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'Look out for Jane Austen Trail signs along the route.'
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Category East Hampshire

'This circular film and literature walk takes you to the places visited by Charlotte Bronte that app ...
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Category Derbyshire Dales

'Using Ordnance Survey maps and following carefully set routes the John Clare Walk evokes a spirit o ...
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Category Epping Forest

'As the routes are all circular, starting and finishing at the same points, it's as well to remember ...
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Category Cumbria

The Trail is in two circular sections centered on Haydon Bridge. Both routes begin near the railway ...
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Category Tynedale

'Over the last 43 years John has walked over 206,000 miles - more than ten times around the worl ...
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'The John Muir Way forms the East Lothian section of the transnational North Sea Trail, linking ...
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Category East Lothian

'... It was launched in March 2006 in memory of John Musgrave, former chairman of the South Devon Gr ...
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Category Torbay

'The route is a work in progress. Some of it is remote, pathless and challenging terrain. Other sect ...
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Category Highland

'John Ray was an extraordinary man. Heralded as the father of English natural history he was a p ...
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Category Braintree

'I qualified in 1996 as a Blue Badge Guide for the North West of England. I've taken more than 96 na ...
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Category Manchester

'... . I'm a 56 year old woman, slightly overweight, with a gammy ankle and knees that compl ...
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'A convenient tour of the main sites of Jewish Bedford can be taken, starting at the Castle, ...
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Category Bedford

'Brackley is a very small market town, in rural Northamptonshire, on the main road bet ...
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'While the casual visitor to Bradford will not see much of Bradford's Jewish heritage without being ...
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Category Bradford

'This trail has been made possible with the extensive help of many local contributors, who have ...
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Category Brighton & Hove

'The Cemetery is also worth visiting, it is very neatly kept and the old section of the cemetery ...
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Category Cheltenham

'If one is passing through Dover and has transport, there is genuine Jewish interest to be searc ...
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Category Dover

'There have been two distinctive organised Jewish communities in Gloucester - one established in ...
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Category Gloucester

Note that the 'Dillons' mentioned in the description was a bookshop that became 'Waterstones' bu ...
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Category Guildford

'Lincoln is a Jewish heritage destination of the first importance and should be visited; it has ...
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Category Lincoln

'One of the leading medieval communities in England, Northampton's Jews were given the ...
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Category Northampton

'One of the most important Jewish communities in medieval England, it's thought that Jews may have a ...
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Category Oxford

'The story of Ramsgate Jewish community is beyond doubt dominated by the life and memory of one ...
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Category Thanet

'Richmond was in fact the genteel residence of choice of many of England's richest and most infl ...
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'Sheerness on the Isle of Sheppey seems as unlikely a place for a Jewish community as one might ...
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Category Swale

'In the late 19th century the town expanded into the manufacture of men's clothing and Jews were ...
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Category Stroud

'The Jews of England arrived first of all in London in the wake of William of Normandy's conquest of ...
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Category City of London

'60km of continuous, green and attractive paths linking all 9 central London Olympic venues with som ...
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Category Westminster

Designed to celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s Silver Jubilee in 1977, the original route connected a ...
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Category Westminster

'The Ramblers' Association devised the Jubilee Way in 1985 to celebrate the Association's 50th anniv ...
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'Starts at Burrough Hill Country Park, taking in the rolling hills of High Leicestershire, through M ...
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Category Melton

'Jumbles Country Park was opened in 1971 following the construction of Jumbles Reservoir, and ha ...
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Category Bolton

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Category Cherwell

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