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- Why FollowTheBaldie?
- Language All our guides are native English speakers and speak the local language fluently.
- Knowledge Our local and subject knowledge is profound and up-to-date.
- Interactivity See someone interesting? We'll interpret. Tired/full of energy? We can adapt the programme.
- Individuality We don't do herd tourism. No silly flags. No headsets.
- Responsibility Unlike most "green" tour businesses, we only use public transport--cheaper and generally more interesting.
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- Free walk west from Gatwick to Ockley station, for trains to London and south
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- Creative pyromania
- The physical invention of historical Barcelona
- Walking unsteadily from Granada Airport to Granada through the Vega
- Free route description for 500km cycling tour of mountainous south-central France
- Border security at Girona airport
- Off-Baldie battiness
More pics of the free Bournemouth airport walk
Here.
(Brickfield is larger than Jacob Armitage's cottage, and Arnwood is between New Milton and Lymington, but use your imagination.)
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The New Forest is an area of southern England which includes one of the largest remaining tracts of unenclosed pasture land, heathland and forest in the heavily-populated south east of England. - The Children of the New Forest is a children's novel published in 1847 by Frederick Marryat.
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Note for travel agents
The B2B part of our business has passed into fresh hands, which will probably have been in touch with you by now. Any enquiries here will be forwarded.
Sample tours
A Dutch client having her hair done by a travelling stylist in a village bar on this Barcelona country walk.
