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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Any help looking for some amazing walks in London getting bored of all the walks I do in South London. Looking for some great buildings or nice homes to see. Hope your all well |
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By *jay76Man
over a year ago
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There are plenty of walks available if you're happy to travel a little bit the grand Union canal walk is a good one and it's split into sections, as for houses your probably best researching to see which are open as many may be subject to covid restrictions I'd check the national trust website for ideas and guidance |
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By *os19Man
over a year ago
Edmonton |
"Any help looking for some amazing walks in London getting bored of all the walks I do in South London. Looking for some great buildings or nice homes to see. Hope your all well"
. Have you checked out London meet-up as they have various walking groups
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Get on YouTube and search out Joolz Guides. He walks around London pointing out the history of the area and any amusing stories. It’s not all 17 or 18th Century stuff, he’s done Beatles walks and Music tours around Camden etc..
The way he dresses is worth a view as well   |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I found the Time Out Book of Country Walks very useful. Plenty of good walks in it of various lengths close to London.
There's a schedule in it so that you can turn up at certain times and meet other people with the book, also going on the walk. In fact, on the last one I went on, I met one of the authors who said they go on the walks frequently to make sure there are no changes in the directions. |
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