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National Trust Christmas Walks to 1 Jan

Various venues

Come Boxing Day, the odds are that most of the population will be sick to the giblets of the whole overblown Christmas experience. What we need is some fresh air and a bracing walk. With this in mind, strolls have been arranged at a range of National Trust properties including Branscombe in Devon (10.30am, 30 Dec), Purbeck Estate near Swanage (10am, 29 Dec), Woodchester Park near Stroud (11am, 30 Dec) and Ham House in Richmond (11am, 28 Dec). And for those truly fed-up with the festivities there's a Bah Humbug walk at Devil's Dyke near Poynings, West Sussex (2pm, 28 Dec).

26 Dec to 1 Jan, for details call 0171-222 9251 or visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk

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