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Site includes 'a short history of the Society, brief descriptions of walks to try, a list of guidebooks and maps for local walks and some links to other related web-sites'.


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'We liaise with local planning and highways authorities and monitor proposals affecting public footpaths and bridleways. Vigilance has fast become the order of the day since our countryside is unde ...
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'Starting in 2006 the group has organised walks on the first Sunday of each month during the summer (April to October inclusive) and winter walks in December and February.'


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'Our walks often take place on the second Sunday of the Month. All walks are free, some need money for transport or fares and we put details on the list. Bring your own picnics. Membership is not n ...
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'As part of its extended role the Society organises monthly walks both within and outside Calstock Parish. Many of the walks have a general interest or historic content and are considered to be wit ...
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'Over the last 20+ years we have been successful in developing over 300 miles of footpath routes into 50 circular walks starting from the Town Centre and, more recently, from other local centres. I ...
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'The guide contains a map showing all of the footpaths in Dedham (and some of the key paths in neighbouring parishes), and also features a number of "recommended walks" of varying lengths, which it ...
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'Formed in 1989 to save and improve local paths. We now have 140 members and run a series of regular, all year round, guided walks ... Walk Writers 'We are looking to build up a list of wa ...
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'Come and see if you enjoy walking with us on one of our regular walks. Sunday morning walks start at 10.00 am and walk a roughly circular route of 5 or 6 miles, normally finishing by 1.00 pm. Even ...
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'Formed as a Findern Parish Council Working party in 1998, initially with four members. Since those early days, we have grown to a Group of about twelve members, some of whom are Parish Co ...
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'A good number of paths have been established and free leaflets have been produced to guide both local residents and visitors to the area. These can be picked up at various locations around the tow ...
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'Some examples of the Group's work are the smart oak finger-posts around the village and the Millennium Project to improve the path from MIll Lane to Swanwick Hall Farm. The Group has produced a co ...
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'We meet at 10.00 am on every second Saturday of the month at the Village Green, all are welcome.'


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'Regular use of the footpaths by quite sizable groups is probably as important as the more direct clearance work in keeping the paths open. The group has about 195 members and is a very sociable an ...
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Adopted Walks 'The Society has, over the years, accumulated some 60 favourite walks; each one being adopted by a member who "looks after" the walk, using it regularly to ensure it remains ...
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'The Manx Footpaths Conservation Group was established in 1991 as an independent group, following the winding up of the Manx Conservation Council, which had been formed in 1970 as ...
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'The walks are all in Kent with many being close to or in the Medway Towns. The Sunday walks commence at 10:00 am and are between 5 and 7 miles so we normally end up at a nice country pub by about ...
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'... The location was known locally as “Scratch Arse Corner”. The origin of the name is lost, however the name lives on in the Group's annals.'


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'The Society organises regular walks in Cheshire covering the footpaths in our area ... '


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Why set up? 'Social/economic: Idealism of the sixties. The (then) fuel crisis and doom-laden predictions. Morpeth opening up as a commuter town with an increasing number of incomers keen t ...
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'Formed way back in 1933 at a public meeting at Nottingham University College, Shakespeare Street, the Society was first called "The Nottinghamshire Footpaths Association". Adopting its present tit ...
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'Typically ranging in distance from three to twelve miles, and gentle to moderate in pace (approximately 2-2.5 miles per hour) these walks are a delightful way to share with others an enjoyment of ...
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'Has been active for well over 100 years, promoting the interests of public footpath users in the North Midlands and North West of England. We monitor, protect, and improve the footpath network for ...
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'The Society's area is made up of thirteen parishes and covers about 160 square kilometres of greatly varied countryside ranging from quiet water meadows to high wind-blown common, from the edge of ...
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'All are invited to join the monthly walks that range from 4 – 6 miles in length and last from 2½ – 3 hours. They are held on the FIRST SUNDAY of each month throughout the year and all walks start ...
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'... On Thursdays we usually provide 2 walks, one walk of between 4 and 5.5 miles and a longer walk of up to 7 miles. Our Sunday walks are longer, usually between 9 and 12 miles and we have a break ...
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'St Dogmaels (Welsh: Llandudoch) is a village in North Pembrokeshire, Wales, on the estuary of the River Teifi. It was the winner of the Wales Calor Village of the year in 2006. The village contain ...
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'The Swale district includes some outstandingly beautiful areas that remain relatively unknown. If, while driving along a quiet country road or sitting in traffic, you have ever noticed a footpath ...
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'Formed in April 1996, Valeways is a unique voluntary environmental organisation which supports a diverse range of volunteers to re-open and promote the Vale of Glamorgan's glorious countr ...
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'The walks are usually about 4 miles in length and are suitable for all ages. Family groups are particularly welcome.'


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'The Walks List is issued twice each year and includes notices for evening meetings, the annual lunch and AGM agenda. Walks normally take between 3 and 5 hours, including a break for a self-catered ...
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'Our daytime rambles are approximately 5 miles and easy/moderate rating. If you would like to ramble around the countryside of West Lancashire, meet new people or just enjoy the beautiful scenery, ...
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'... regular inspections ... cutting back and clearing undergrowth ... securing removal of obstructions ... assisting with signing and way marking ... influencing official policy ... advising on re ...
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'Over the last 20 years we have produced local walking leaflets, conducted works to the path around Wolsingham village (now known as the Family Walk) to make it fully wheelchair and pushchair acces ...
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