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Summer 2007 schedule is now set

Author David Wenk   
Category Upcoming, Walks   
Date 21 Jun 2007    

I’ve made a decision to stick with the five current walks for the remainder of the summer.

This will allow me to focus on promoting the business without the added pressure of having to constantly research new routes. If things go well this summer, though, I will be adding to the schedule in the autumn.

The good news is that you’ll now be able to plan your English Country Walks up to two months ahead! The last walks on the current summer schedule fall around the first week of September.

Check the individual walk descriptions for details on dates of operation.

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