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Six of Britain’s best ‘spring heartland’ walks

The entire British landscape is reborn in spring.

Posted byJulian WorkerMarch 23, 2018March 20, 2018Posted inbritain, britian, british, Travel, walking, walksTags:in springtime, in the spring, walking, walking in, walking in britain, walking in the uk, walksLeave a comment on Six of Britain’s best ‘spring heartland’ walks

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I was born in Leicester. I attended school in Yorkshire and University in Liverpool. I have been to 93 countries and territories including The Balkans and Armenia in 2015, France and Slovakia in 2016, and some of the Greek Islands in 2017. My sense of humour is distilled from The Goons, Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, and Midsomer Murders. I love being creative in my writing and I love writing about travelling. My next books are a travel book about Greece and a novel inspired by Brexit.

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