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Isle of Grain and Hoo Peninsula

on November 25, 2023

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Hayling Beach: West Beachlands to Sandy Point

on November 13, 2023

Coast Hampshire +0 Hayling Island

Coast Hampshire Hayling Island

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Deal to Sandwich

on November 06, 2023

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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.

Hastings to Rye via East Hill, Fairlight and the Beach

The Walk : In a previous blog, I described a walk from Hastings to Pett Level via 'The Glens', which requires climbing down into and out of three steep sided valleys. This is tiring and also quite challenging after rain, when the paths become muddy and slippery. The current walk takes a less hilly route around the head of these valleys, and uses the energy saved to complete a walk along the beach from Cliff End (or Pett Level village) to Rye Harbour. Winchelsea Beach

Camber Sands to Dungeness via Lydd Ranges coast track

The Walk : This walk is only possible when the MOD Lydd Range has a 'no-firing' day and the red flags are down. We walk along the huge Camber Sands Beach to Jury's Gap. We then access the Range coastal track and beach normally out of bounds to the public, and walk all the way to the Nuclear Power Stations on the shingle headland at Dungeness. The concrete track along Lydd Ranges 'sea front'

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