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Castor
Group: Peterborough
Date: Thursday 21 February 2008
Start gridref: TL125984
Start time: 1:30pm
Distance: 5 miles
Longer description: Meet at 'The Royal Oak', map/grid ref: 227/TL125984 at 13:30. Walk via Upton.
Contact name: Carol
Contact phone: 01733 380242
sunrise 07:03
sunset 17:24
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Phone: 01733 321944
Website: http:/ / www.cambsandpeterboroughramblers.org.uk
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Fortnightly walks, usually Cambs, Northants and Lincs area, occasional forays into Norfolk, other weeks there are bus walks where linear walks take us to Stamford and and the pretty villages between Stamford and Peterborough usually about 8km in length, also occasional bus walks using X4 bus to Oundle area.
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