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A Walk in Coychurch
The following blogpost is a slightly adapted chapter taken from my Social Science Research Methods MSc which I recently completed. The research focused on how a new community walking route was being used by local residents. What follow are my observations of walking the route in the summer of 2021.
Unprepared on Offa’s Dyke
Today we should have been walking the Kington to Hay-on-Wye section of Offa’s Dyke. Instead, we are back home early. The big rucksacks that I mentioned in the previous blogpost were not only very large but very heavy. They just about fitted into the tent, but this made for some pretty awkward sleeping conditions. Sophie’s rucksack turned…
The Not-So-Distant Hum
As I stood in the queue at the Post Office waiting to return a parcel last week, I noticed a book called Walking Cardiff. Peter Finch contributes the routes and words, and John Briggs provides the images. However, the book is more than just a guidebook, as the blurb on the back cover points out.…
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