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South Lincolnshire Walking Festival 2015

The first South Lincolnshire Fenlands Walking Festival was launched at Willow Tree Fen on Saturday 26th September. Heritage Lincolnshire have organised the festival, with walks on Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays throughout October. For more information on walks in the South Lincolnshire fenlands & other areas, visit the South Lincolnshire Walking Festival website.

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