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Meet at Ilkley Railway Station at 2pm on Thursday September 18. Look at the Station built 1865, extended 1880s, then cross road to Mill Ghyll which was planted with trees as a walkway up to Ilkley Moor and preserved. The villas were built after the 1867 Land Sales began. This is a sloping walk upwards, to walk then on a more level path for a while, returning downwards.. The walk will last 1hr 30mins
Free but booking required
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