Little Paxton Walk

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17 members and 1 guest – Roy from Cardiff took part in the walk today from Little Paxton.  Our leaders were Peter and Sally.  Gravel extractions started here in the 1930’s in a big way.  They supplied the M.O.D. with sand and gravel to construct runways during the 2nd World War. Paxton Pits became a nature reserve in 1980 covering 77 hectares. The nature reserve is famous for nightingales and cormorants and many other birds. The photographs are available on the Gallery page.
 
Stella

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