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Walking With Alfie - The Teapot Trail - Hulme End
by Sally Mosley
The Manifold Valley is one of Sally's specialities as she knows it very well and regularly visits the area on her Ecton Experience Guided Walk. The picturesque landscape of reef knoll hills and deep wooded valley is packed with geological features and archaeological sites and yet remains unspoilt and relatively unchanged despite being popular with visitors who make the most of the Manifold Way, which runs through the heart of this tucked away rural community.
This particular walk took Sally and Alfie on a scenic route of less than three miles along a section of trail and through fields and pasture dotted with cattle and sheep as well as including a short climb up the side of Ecton Hill for a hilltop ‘fix’.
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