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A Wander is not a Slog 2018-06-15 13:02:31

In his 2007 book The Wild Places Robert Macfarlane describes walking out of Cambridge and climbing a tree. He goes on to discuss the call of wild places, and explores several; venturing across moors, to remote islands, valleys and mountains. I have a seven month old baby. I would like to climb a tree. I am going […]

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A Wander is not a Slog

54 walks from Qualmann and Hind's Ways to Wander
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