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A Journey Along the Wildlife Walk in Celebration of Richard Jefferies

The Richard Jefferies Museum by Coate Water in Swindon has initiated the Wildlife Walk in celebration of Jefferies’s life. This walk spans a whopping 175 miles, connecting various places that were significant in Jefferies’s life. Three weeks ago, I took on the challenge of walking the length of the ridgeway, a grueling 99 miles over…

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Ridgeway Diaries: Day 5 – Watlington to Wendover

I woke up feeling tired today, having been disturbed by the sounds of snoring from neighbouring tents throughout the night. The bed wasn’t the comfiest, but the warm shower was bliss. I had a flapjack and banana for breakfast. Despite my fatigue, I was looking forward to the day ahead, especially as Richard would be…

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Day 3 on the Ridgeway: Rain & Resilience

Today was Day 3 of my Ridgeway adventure, and it was a challenging one due to the weather. The rain was already pouring down before I even set off. I walked about 14 miles (22.79 km) My day began with a delightful breakfast courtesy of Louise at Quince Cottage. She also prepared a packed lunch…

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Ridgeway Ramblings: Day 2 from Ogbourne St George to Letcombe Regis

Starting the Day Right My day began with a hearty breakfast at the Inn with the Well in Ogbourne St George. I highly recommend staying here if you’re walking the Ridgeway. They even kindly provided me with a packed lunch for the day ahead. A Minor Setback I set off towards Letcombe Regis, about 20…

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'She likes to walk and she likes to talk.' 'Mae hi'n hoffi cerdded a mae hi'n hoffi siarad.'

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