Ups and Downs: My 100-mile walk along the wondrous South Downs Way (with …
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Alison ButlerLast updated at 9:46 AM on 19th May 2011
Seasoned walkers might sniff at the South Downs Way. They might compare it unfavourably to the Pennine Way, for example, with its 250 miles of hard walking up the bleak spine of England.They might say it's the soft southern version at a mere 100 miles, with no great peaks or valleys to negotiate, just a long, gentle ridgeway traversing the country from Eastbourne to Winchester through Britain's newest national park.But as game fiftysomethings Read more [...]