Institute of Tourists Guiding
MR 04676
In the spring of 2007, Graham set out on a journey, to walk the Macmillan Way from Lincolnshire to Dorset; 300 miles in 18 days.
This is the narrative of that journey, combined with lots of pictures showing some of England’s most attractive villages, hidden and historic gems, and the pleasure of strolling through the pretty countryside.
| Location | Length |
|---|---|
Village Hall or your meeting venue | 45 to 60 minutes |
Online via Zoom | 45 to 60 minutes |
Perhaps you are a keen walker who would love to walk 300 miles. In this talk you can do so from the comfort of a chair.
The Macmillan Way goes through wonderful English countryside, which is a delight to walk through in the springtime. We will encounter canals and castles, a thatcher and a poet, oil-seed rape and topiary, and much more besides. I’ll tell you the stories of cattle and horses, an allotment holder and strange signs and mystery shoes.
You will feel as though you have walked the walk with me.
Graham is one of our clients’ favourite guides! They tell us that he is not only informative, but fun and entertaining, bringing the stunning destinations across southern England to life. We love to introduce Graham to our clients because he finds out about them and makes the whole experience truly personal.
Graham was very well prepared and had excellent knowledge and enthusiasm which he communicated to the group very well. Each day was very well planned out with appropriate stopping points with a good variety of interest.
Thanks Graham and thank you for a superb tour yesterday. It was both interesting and amusing which we love! Everyone really enjoyed the whole day and are now eager to book my next one, which is great.
Graham is an excellent leader – knowledgeable, convivial, collaborative
If you have any questions about a talk, or if you're interested in booking, then don't hesitate to get in touch.
