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22-05-2007, 15:45
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walks
can some one tell me some good walks / run to do behind the coppice on the other side of the bypass. or possibly tell me the hambledon hill race route. thanks
also can they be on public footpaths not though a lifestock field  |
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22-05-2007, 20:05
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Re: walks
up Burnley Rd - under the bypass, immediate right, follow that road uphill steeply to top, follow the main path in front of you - the old "Kings Highway" past Gamblers Caves,
Brings you out near the McDonalds at the top of Manchester Rd nr Winfields, then a nice jog/walk back down Manchester Rd into Acc - or go behind Hollands pies and join the old railway track back into Acc, much more pleasant - Around 11 miles, should know I walk it often enough - all public footpaths
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