Long Distance Walks: Weavers' Way - Part 6: Halvergate to Great Yarmouth

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  • Опубликовано: 9 окт 2024
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    Distance: 15.26km (9.48 Miles)
    Ascent: 20m (66ft)
    Duration: 4 Hours 13 Minutes
    The final part of the Weavers Way from Halvergate to Great Yarmouth. Usually this final section begins at Acle but due to some previous flooding I had to alter my route slightly. It crosses several miles of flat grazing marshland to arrive at Berney Arms station and Mill where the Wherrymans Way is joined. Here the path follows the edge of RSPB Breydon Water for 5 miles to end at the Train Station in Great Yarmouth.
    The Weavers' Way is a superb 61 mile long waymarked trail linking the towns of Cromer and Great Yarmouth. It passes through a vast section of the Broads National Park and one of the best trails to see this wildlife rich wetland.
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Комментарии • 5

  • @simonhaste2864
    @simonhaste2864 Год назад +2

    That was a lovely video. It's made me keen to do the whole walk.

  • @Curlew-Corner
    @Curlew-Corner Год назад

    Thank you. Lovely series which I much enjoyed.

  • @natepicker436
    @natepicker436 Год назад +1

    Lovely views here. The Berney train stop reminds me of Edward Thomas' poem "Adlestrop" and the line "No one left / and no one came" Another great job Joe!