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           <title>Walk by Garth Lawson this month is Kerne Bridge and Welsh Bicknor</title>
           
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  ONSLOW Kirby was used to the mocking laughter of the Green Woodpecker and the hooting of the Monmouth Bullet on the other side of the River Wye; but nothing could prepare him for the sights and sounds which assailed him on a bright and clear 7th June 1942.
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           <title>Garth Lawson's walk around Pipe Aston and Mortimer Forest</title>
           
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  PIPE Aston is a “Thankful Village”. About four miles south-west of Ludlow, it’s very much in pastoral Herefordshire.
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           <title>The Garth Lawson Brilley walk</title>
           
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  FRANCIS Kilvert wrote in his diary on November, 18, 1870: “I was at The Pant in Brilley and Mrs Powell was entertaining a sister-in- law from Huntington. There was a discussion about parishes and boundaries.
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           <title>Fascinating inclinations in Twyn y Gaer</title>
           
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  This month’s walk by GARTH LAWSON journeys into the lives of Iron Age tribes of the valleys
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           <title>Garth Lawson's walk traces a famous Lord Mayor of London’s footsteps back home</title>
           
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  “HE’S behind you”. Aware of my pathological fear of Reeves’s pheasants and livestock of any kind, my companion had me worried for a moment; but it was only a cat.
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           <title>This month's walk by Garth Lawson is King's Caple and Fawley</title>
           
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  This month’s walk by GARTH LAWSON sees where a near disaster was averted on the railway and witnesses the changing face of fruit growing for the county A WALK through King’s Caple unveils the polytunnelled perplexity of modern farming.
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           <title>This month's walk by GARTH LAWSON is Burghill and Tillington</title>
           
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  WILLIAM Wordsworth's sister Dorothy would walk six miles into Hereford for a thimble.
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           <title>Garth Lawson's walk includes a stretch of river where the water vole is getting help to make a comeback</title>
           
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  “ANIMALS arrived, liked the look of the place, took up their quarters, settled down, spread, and flourished.
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           <title>Fresh air and fantastic views from Hergest Ridge</title>
           
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           <description><![CDATA[  WHEN Richard Jobson visited his patients, constant pal Billy was usually tucked inside his shirt.
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           <title>Garths Walk - Marcle Ridge, Rushall and Marcle Hill</title>
           
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