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Please note this event has been postponed.
Join the Morecambe Bay Partnership team for a guided walk through Silverdale's rich history and stunning landscapes.
You will go on a leisurely two-and-a-half-mile stroll from Jack Scout to Jenny Brown's Point, pausing to enjoy the beautiful scenery while uncovering the hidden stories and fascinating events that shaped the area.
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Free event for Heritage Open Days.
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Donations appreciated.
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