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Next walk: Birmingham & Fazeley and Grand Union Canals, 9 July 2017
In July, we will stay close to home and explore Birmingham’s canals on a 7.5 mile walk, starting from the Library of Birmingham. Remember to bring some lunch / drinks and something to sit on. Meet at the usual place … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, Boot Women, canal walk, Fazeley Canal, Grand Union Canal, Lesbian walking group, Library of Birmingham, Midlands
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December Walk: Packwood House via Baddesley Clinton and Grand Union Canal
By popular demand, we are repeating this lovely walk from last year, on 13 Dec. It comprises an easy 5 miles with some uneven sections, kissing gates and stiles. Field paths may be muddy and livestock present. The day will … Continue reading