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“Whittington and the Coventry Canal”

This is an easy 4 mile walk with no stiles, on pavements, farm tracks and the towpath. Leaving the pub car park we walk along the Coventry Canal as far as Whittington Bridge. We then head westwards through the pretty village of Whittington. Continuing along Darnford Lane we soon head northwards and cross fields to return to our starting point. Meet at 10:30 for a 10:45 start on Saturday 2nd January 2027 at The Plough Inn, Huddlesford Lane, Whittington WS13 8PY.

Contact Clive Walker at: [email protected]

Please note the walk is on the 2nd of January not our usual New Year’s Day

 

Branch
IWA Lichfield Branch
Event Date(s)

Saturday 2nd January 2027

Location

Huddlesford

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Whittington and the Coventry Canal

“Whittington and the Coventry Canal”

This is an easy 4 mile walk with no stiles, on pavements, farm tracks and the towpath. Leaving the pub car park we walk along the Coventry Canal as far as Whittington Bridge. We then head westwards through the pretty village of Whittington. Continuing along Darnford Lane we soon head northwards and cross fields to return to our starting point. Meet at 10:30 for a 10:45 start on Saturday 2nd January 2027 at The Plough Inn, Huddlesford Lane, Whittington WS13 8PY.

Contact Clive Walker at: [email protected]

Please note the walk is on the 2nd of January not our usual New Year’s Day

 

Details

Time

10:30

Meet at 10:30 for a 10:45 start.

Contact

Clive Walker

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Location

Huddlesford

The Plough, Huddlesford, Huddlesford Lane, Whittington, Lichfield WS13 8PY, UK

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