Ludlow Magnalonga: The Magnalonga is a food and drink walk of about eight miles. It starts and finishes in Ludlow: a journey where you combine a walk through unspoilt countryside with some of the best food and drink from the Marches.
The walk (it's leisurely and fun, not a race!) takes you up and down footpaths, tracks and quiet lanes through unspoilt countryside with fine views all around.
During your journey, you make several stops for refreshment, at each of which you will partake of a course of a meal based mostly on the local produce of the area. At each stop your food will be washed down with local real ale, or traditional local perry or cider, or other drink with a local connection. You will also be given some bottled water.
Places on the walk are limited and sell out quickly.
Ludlow Magnalonga at Ludlow in Ludlow, Shropshire on Sunday, 12 August 2012.
For more information about Ludlow Magnalonga, please contact 01584 873957, or see event details on the left.
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