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Coast-to-Coast England Miscellany By Karen Berger
Some things, like hiker fellowship, are the same worldwide. If you're the congenial sort, it's best to start on a weekend: Lots of Brits do the hike on a two-week vacation, so Saturday is the most common start date. If you're more of a loner, choose a midweek start. Whichever sort of walker you are, be sure to stop at the Coast-to-Coast Pub in Robin Hood's Bay to sign the register of folks who have completed the trek. If you want a plaque to commemorate your achievement, you can buy one in the shop across the street.
Coast-to-Coast Bar in St. Bees Don't forget to dip a boot into the sea when you start and again when you finish. It's as traditional as the celebratory pint of ale!
| The Country Code The British version of"Leave No Trace," the "Country Code" makes good sense wherever you're hiking.
Respect the life and work of the countryside Protect wildlife plants and trees Keep to public paths across farmland Safeguard water supplies Go carefully on country roads Keep dogs under control Guard against all risks of fire Fasten all gates Leave no litter take it with you Make no unnecessary noise Leave livestock, crops, and machinery alone Use gates and stiles to cross fences, hedges, and walls
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