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The suggested route follows local streets to Route 93, where the library is a few exits away.
That route follows the author's own journey.
Most of the route follows unused railway tracks, quiet backroads and trails.
The route follows old, cobbled mule paths and passes watermills on the way.
The route follows a paved path just above the shoreline and is largely flat.
Some of the route follows the Ridgeway, considered to be Britain's oldest road.
From here to Manningtree station, the route follows the St Edmund Way.
The gradients are gentle as the route follows the path of a series of disused railway lines.
As this route follows the highest point of the downs wherever possible the views of surrounding countryside are excellent.
The rest of the unfinished route follows mostly quiet country roads and is safely navigable on foot.
Though the route follows the water as much as possible, there are stretches where the coastal cliffs are impassable.
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