The magic of walking under a canopy of trees

By Peter Rowsell, Doncaster Ramblers
Published 14th Aug 2021, 09:00 BST
It’s always magical under a canopy of leaves and branches,It’s always magical under a canopy of leaves and branches,
It’s always magical under a canopy of leaves and branches,

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It’s fair to say we are an aging group, still fit, still active, own our own teeth, but by God it’s great to have some youthful enthusiasm, there’s some live wires in our club.

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The walk began with a short zig zag to get behind houses then a steady one-mile climb of 260ft to reach the base of what must be “The Crags” although there was little evidence of an

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