Day of Syn

Sun 25th Aug 2024

Walk Details:

Event Details Updated
Date change due to Days of Syn programme update and earlier start time and revised starting point due to footpath issues.
Event Type
Group Walk
Region
Southern England
Local Group
Kent
Distance
19ml.
Start Time
8:45
Route
Lydd. Junction of Harden Road & Oakham Drive outside Lydd cemetery. Courteous on road parking leaving passing spaces

A Romney Marsh route to coincide with the 60th anniversary re-enactment of the Dr Syn books by Russell Thorndike in Dymchurch. Visiting Old Romney church which Disney repainted pink for their TV series of the books

General Notes
Maybe longer lunch than usual to catch the re-enactment. Lots of lunch options but maybe busy
Start and Finish

Entry Details:

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Rights of way data from selected Local Authorities.
Large scale digital mapping is provided by John Thorn.