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World's longest coastal path opens in England to the public
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Are we serious, dude? Why are they suggesting i do it in this order?
"Start in northumbria, go all the way to bristpl and then teleport to the other side of wales"
Looks like one should start in the #8 or #7 stretch if they want to actually continuously circumnavigate the edges of england.
I wouldn't blame them for doing it but I wasn't aware of a trench being dug across the border with Scotland.
We would, but unfortunately in the lowlands we've too many people that haven't got any shovels. They're douglas!
^https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clan_Douglas^
Top tier dad joke ๐๐๐
Apparently Wales already has a complete coastal path, so you have to walk the entirety of Wales before getting to 8!