Twelve literary walks: with Ordnance Survey maps | 
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Week 4 #WednesdayWanderings
📚Have you ever been inspired by any famous walks in literature?
🥾Would or have you attempted them?
💡What inspired you?
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Bookwormjillk Even though I never read Moby Dick I did enjoy hiking Mt. Greylock which apparently inspired it. 6mo
TheSpineView I always wanted to hike the AT and do it as a through hike. I never had the time and now I don't think my knees could do some sections. However, I was inspired by A Walk in the Woods and it made we wistful. 6mo
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