England’s Great Walking Trails

hampshirehouseMarch 15, 2019

Presentation given by Deborah Brookes at the 2019 AGM regarding encouraging international walkers to the UK.

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Walkers are Welcome Cromer

Walkers are Welcome CromerSaturday, April 4th, 2020 at 11:07am

Today's exercise took me on new pathways towards Northrepps. The bird song is amazing, I wonder how the birds feel about the lack of traffic? And indeed all the other wildlife ?How about the surrounding areas of the airports ? It must make such a difference.I'm enjoying the tranquillity I hope they are too.
On my bike tomorrow

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Walkers are Welcome CromerThursday, April 2nd, 2020 at 8:32am

Some signs of new spring life along The Weavers Way; a reminder during this challenging period, that nature remains inexhaustible.

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Walkers are Welcome CromerWednesday, April 1st, 2020 at 10:17pm

In these very challenging and uncertain times, when getting outdoors is limited to a walk near home and people are being urged to follow government restrictions on social distancing, we are delighted that Accesstheoutdoorguide Debs has been made an OS GetOutside Champion. She is passionate about promoting a countryside for all. Right now she is poring over maps, exploring new accessible routes, ready for when she can get out into the hills again. Until we can go outdoors, why not sign up to our YouTube channel for a bit of inspiration: https://bit.ly/2InF59k Ordnance Survey, #GetOutsideinside

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Walkers are Welcome CromerThursday, March 26th, 2020 at 9:49pm

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Walkers are Welcome CromerThursday, March 26th, 2020 at 7:21pm

A few cheering photos taken locally this week:

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Walkers are Welcome CromerTuesday, March 17th, 2020 at 9:48pm

We are now looking for volunteers to assist with getting essentials to those in self-isolation and helping them with tasks such as dog walking.

Enquiries are now beginning to come in from residents looking for help, and we are looking to build a bank of volunteers.

If you could be one of those people, please e-mail: community@cromer-tc.gov.uk, Facebook message, telephone, message or WhatsApp on 07789 625033.

Please provide your name, general location in Cromer, how you may be able to help, and details access to transport.

We will add you to the bank of volunteers and look to link you up with those in need near you.

Thank you for those who have already got in touch. We will be back in touch with you again soon.

#stayhome #protectthenhs #savelives

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