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Annie s tea rooms Walkers from across Oxfordshire have been exploring the countryside on their doorstep during the coronavirus lockdown. Now they are urging others to do the same at a time when activities have been limited by repeated restrictions. Elaine Steane, chairwoman of Oxford City Ramblers, has recommended one of her favourite walks from Kidlington to the canalside village Thrupp, and is urging people to take up walking to stay healthy. Elaine Steane at Thrupp swing bridge She said: “I love this three-mile walk because it combines an easy riverside and woodland walk with the welcoming mid-point of Annie’s Tea Rooms or the Boat Inn.”
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