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Clare Balding joins notable and interesting people for a walk through the countryside

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Margaret Lawrenson

Chris Bennett

John Byrom

Lucy Lunt

Ramblings: Series 36: The Nidderdale Way: Brimham Rocks to Pateley Bridge

The Nidderdale Way: Brimham Rocks to Pateley Bridge

22/06/2017

Series 36

BBC Radio 4 - Ramblings, Series 36, The Nidderdale Way: Brimham Rocks to Pateley Bridge

Clare Balding embarks on her last leg of the Nidderdale Way.

Clare Balding embarks on the last leg of the Nidderdale Way, taking a detour to explore the Brimham Rocks before heading back into Pateley Bridge to end her North Yorkshire walk.

Clare Balding sadly says goodbye to The Nidderdale Way as she embarks on the last leg of this fifty three mile circular walking route. Her guides for the day, Margaret Lawrenson, Chris Bennett and John Byrom, persuade her to take a small detour to explore Brimham Rocks, an enchanted natural play park for children and a nightmare for grandparents. Once back on track they walk through some of the most picturesque villages and hamlets of North Yorkshire to arrive back in Pateley Bridge once more. Clare receives a badge for her efforts.
Producer Lucy Lunt.

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Clare Balding and guests walk the Nidderdale Way in North Yorkshire.

Clare Balding and guests walk the Nidderdale Way, a spectacular 53-mile route in North Yorkshire, encircling the valley of the River Nidd.

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