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How lucky you were to have enjoyed walks and now have fond memories to impart to us. It looks like one that you could tarry awhile that would make your walk longer. Thanks for posting.
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It was a route we took often, and in all seasons, Brenda. For part of my childhood, I was raised on the cliff edge only a few miles south of this spot, so the sea always calls me.
This is a place with real history, too, so we always enjoyed our walks here.
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Lovely path to walk!
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It is, Noelle. I doubt I’ll walk it again, as it’s in my old home of East Yorkshire and we rarely return there. But, who knows? It’s a pleasant walk with the sea down below the chalk cliffs on one side and open fields on the other, in summer skylarks sing out their hearts above. Lovely!
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