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Dungeness to Littlestone along the beach

on November 10, 2024

Kent

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Camber Sands to Dungeness via Lydd Ranges coast track

on October 27, 2024

East Sussex Kent

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Hastings to Bexhill

on October 15, 2024

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Eastbourne to Bexhill coastal walk

on October 05, 2024

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Hastings to Rye via East Hill, Fairlight and the Beach

on September 28, 2024

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Green Chain: Woolwich - Severndroog - Plumstead

on September 12, 2024

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Isle of Wight Coast Path: Ningwood to Yarmouth

on August 26, 2024

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Visiting the Medway Megaliths

on August 19, 2024

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Nigel B: By all means, follow my tracks, but you do so entirely at your own risk.

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North Downs Way: Farnham to Guildford

The Walk: The North Downs Way starts (or finishes) at Farnham, Surrey. This walk starts from Farnham Station, follows the Trail through varied Surrey countryside to the River Wey gap, and ends in Guildford town centre.

Isle of Grain and Hoo Peninsula

The Walk: From the car park at the Grain Coastal Park, follow the England Coast Path to Allhallows and onward to St Mary's Bay, then head inland down to the village of St Mary Hoo.

North Downs Way: Capel-le-Ferne to Dover

The Walk :From Folkestone, we rejoin the NDW where we left off , at the Battle of Britain Memorial in Capel-le-Ferne. This final section of the NDW from Farnham is a bracing clifftop walk, with views down to the Warren undercliff, sliced through by the Folkestone to Dover railway. Atop Abbots Cliff, we look down on Samphire Hoe, the area of land created with the spoil from the Channel Tunnel, and beyond it, Dover Harbour comes into view. After a final climb around the old fortifications on the Western Heights, we finally arrive at journey's end, the official finish (start?) of the North Downs Way on Dover sea front. North Downs Way Start/Finish line on Dover Sea Front

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