From a stroll around the park to a countryside hike, walking’s taken on a new meaning for many of us over the last year. In the midst of restrictions it’s been a chance to connect with the world around us at a time when we’ve been feeling so disconnected. Over the last year I’ve fallen in love with walking, from following the footpaths around my house to tackling the 102-mile Cotswold Way, and I can’t wait to travel further afield for more UK walks.
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