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Author: Rachael Brooks

Isle of Wight Walking Festival: Sunday 24th

Saturday, 23rd May, 2009 at 11:29 am, Isle of Wight

Events, Island-wide, Isle of Wight Walking Festival

22, May 2009
2:00 pm

The last day of the festival tomorrow brings several interesting walks.

Isle of Wight Walking Festival:Check out the list and link below for full details.

Sunday 24th May 2009
Dinosaur Walk
Time: 00:00 – Location: Brighstone or Brook

Yar River Relay
Time: 09:00 – Location: Front of White Lion

Low Point / High Point
Time: 09:15 – Location: Shanklin Station

Explorer Walk No.10 – Hidden Lymington and New Forest
Time: 10:00 – Location: Yarmouth Ferry Terminal

The Wroxall Horseshow – Spring Farming for Wildlife
Time: 10:30 – Location: Wroxall Cross Farm

Over the Top (Shorwell to Newport)
Time: 11:15 – Location: Newport Bus Station

The Princess Walk
Time: 11:30 – Location: Carisbrooke Castle car park

Godshill Dog Walk
Time: 12:00 – Location: The Griffin Godshill

Bevois Tea Party
Time: 14:00 – Location: Bevois Farm, Niton

Shanklin Old Village Ghost Walk
Time: 20:00 – Location: Large car park in Shanklin Old Village

Go to the official Walking Festival Website for full details

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One Response to “Isle of Wight Walking Festival: Sunday 24th”

  1. Click if you like this comment Alfie     says:
    25, May 2009 at 9:57 am

    cool a Dinosaur Walk can’t wait!

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