How the Slow Ways network could change walking in Britain | Walking holidays | The Guardian

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· · 3 Jul, 2020

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Geographers have used lockdown to map a network of routes across Britain – joining urban areas via forgotten pathways

Source: How the Slow Ways network could change walking in Britain | Walking holidays | The Guardian

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