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           <title>Garth Lawson's monthly walk is in footsteps of composer and painter, Sir Edward Elgar</title>
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           <description>  IN his bowler hat, high collar and gloves, Sir Edward Elgar set out for Breinton from Plas Gwyn in August 1909.
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           <title>Garth Lawson's monthly walk finds ancient common land traditions</title>
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  THE Llama’s meadow, we heard when leaving Len Gee’s, is down by the ‘little packhorse’ bridge.
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           <title>Garth Lawson's Christmas walk</title>
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  BEGIN the Begwns, not by Julio Iglesias, but by the second cattle grid. It crosses the road which climbs over the shoulder of the rounded, bosomy-soft hills lying between Clyro and Painscastle.
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           <title>Garth Lawson's regular feature walk: How to keep control of the dogs in God’s acre</title>
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           <description>  THE DOG tongs have long since gone from Clodock Church.
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           <title>Garth Lawson's four mile walk around the Upper Leadon Valley</title>
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           <description>  THE River Leadon is a bit of a secret, really. It is, at least, in the Herefordshire third of its 30-mile journey. Rising above Evesbatch on Fromes Hill, it sneaks stealthily southwards through
  unobtrusive Bosbury towards the western fringe of Ledbury.
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           <title>The Hereford Times Bank Holiday walk</title>
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           <description> A figure of eight route is an easy perambulation of lane and meadow setting off from The Baskerville Arms</description>
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           <title>Route and map for The Hereford Times Bank Holiday walk</title>
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           <description>  AROUND CLYRO Village, field paths, lanes, views to Black Mountains. Four and a quarter miles easy with optional moderate one and three-quarter miles. 
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           <title>National Trust bosses walk Offa's Dyke from Prestatyn to Chepstow</title>
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           <description>  A NATIONALLY renowned walking route has brought a group of influential visitors to Herefordshire.
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           <title>The Hereford Times walk with the spectre of Owain Glyndwr</title>
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           <description>Westhope and Lawton’s Hope. Field
paths, lanes, woods and common. Six
mile moderate ramble. Quite steeply hilly
between points 2 and 3.
Map: Leominster &amp; Bromyard, Explorer
202.
Buses: 491 &amp; 498 call at Corner House,
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           <title>Garth Lawson walk The spectre of Owain Glyndwr</title>
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  “HE died upon the top of Lawton’s Hope Hill in Herefordshire.” Writing about 20 years after the disappearance of Owain Glyndwr, Italian scholar Tito Livio was confident of the claim because locals
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