Saturday 7th October
I got out of the George and Dragon but left my big bag there to collect later.
Disappointing coffee in cafe across the road whilst I waited for the Offa’s Dyke Centre to open at 10.
It did and I had a very nice cup of coffee which you can buy from the Offa’s Dyke Association. Not cheap though.
Had a good look round and then walked a little of the path northwards, including some ODP stones to say about Sir John Hunt (of Everest fame) opening it ….
Collected bag, dragged it to the station, it felt much heavier than when I started out. Uneventful train journeys home. Manchester was busy thanks to sport so I waited a long time for the tram.
My trip was arranged by Celtic Trails who did a good job, clear information, all the luggage transfers worked. All the B&Bs were very good but the pubs were crap. I’ve told them all this and hopefully next time when I do the northern section, I can avoid the pubs apart from when I’m drinking the beer.
Ways to raise money for amyloidosis research: My JustGiving page UCL Amyloidosis Research Fund
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