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Data from for the Period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Username: About_Alresford The Millennium Trail 0 0 0 0 08 November 2011 Page 2 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Username: Active_Bolton Darcy Lever 26 19 107 0 Goose House Gander 51 38 76 0 Great Lever Park 42 33 54 0 Leverhulme 20 17 62 0 Moses Gate Country Park Mile 4 3 22 0 Rose Hill Ramble Walk 26 20 35 0 Seven Acres 39 28 70 0 Smithills Country Park Mile 9 8 70 0 Sunnyhurst Walk 52 45 55 0 Turncroft Trail Walk 37 21 89 0 Whitehall Walk 15 13 25 0 08 November 2011 Page 3 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Username: Active_Gloucestershire 1.5 mile walk from leisure centre 18 14 307 0 A Bound To The Burrows 19 16 57 0 A hop to Hatherley 8 7 74 0 A short walk round Cirencester 19 17 48 0 A walk through the park in Cirencester 31 27 35 0 Abbeydale walk 36 26 114 0 Abbeymead Circular 43 36 89 0 Balancing Pond 46 44 71 0 Barnwood Park 26 23 43 0 Bathurst Park Walk 30 22 55 1 Beaufort School Circular 9 9 39 0 Benhall Walk 44 32 51 0 Berry Hill Circular 22 18 106 1 Bournside 28 23 142 0 Bourton on the Water 31 21 79 0 Bourton on the Water to Lower Slaughter 26 20 47 0 Cainscross short walk 8 6 26 0 Cainscross walk 27 21 33 0 Cannop Ponds 34 27 105 1 Causeway Loop 16 13 31 1 Charlton Kings 28 24 89 0 Charlton Kings 28 24 89 0 City Farm Walk 21 21 80 0 Codebreaker's walk 19 16 82 0 Coleford to Milkwall 12 10 65 1 Fairford Circular Walk 14 11 25 0 Fairford River Coln Walk 21 16 62 0 08 November 2011 Page 4 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Fairford Stroll 10 9 37 0 Five Acres Red Road 13 10 51 1 Gloucester Park 17 14 116 0 Gloucester Park Walk4Life Mile 24 20 55 0 Going to the Races...... 19 18 123 0 Grange Circular Walk 12 12 55 0 Hempsted Canal 8 7 36 0 Hesters Way including nature reserve 18 13 50 0 Hesters Way Park 13 9 38 0 Honeybourne Mile North 37 34 43 0 Innsworth hideaway 34 25 58 0 King George Playing Fields 18 12 78 0 Kingsholm Walk 24 18 58 0 Ladywell Short Walk 12 9 47 0 Longlevens Circular Walk 1 6 5 75 0 Longlevens Circular Walk 2 15 11 52 0 Matson Circular 6 6 35 0 Mickleton Mile 16 9 20 0 Minchinhampton Circular Walk 41 34 86 0 Mooch in Montpellier 19 18 288 0 Moreland Walk1 8 8 69 0 Moreland Walk2 8 8 35 0 Moreton in Marsh Country Walk 24 18 53 0 Moreton in Marsh, Short Walk 15 12 119 0 Navigate to the Nauntons 19 18 50 0 Oakley 2 mile walk 12 11 47 0 Oakley Circular Walk 10 9 30 0 Oakley Walk 4 3 142 0 08 November 2011 Page 5 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Oakley Walk to Prestbury 21 18 75 0 One mile walk - Bourton on the Water 36 30 69 0 Plock Court Circular 26 24 49 0 Podsmead Mile Walk 13 10 33 0 Podsmead Walk4Life Mile 15 13 158 0 Quedgeley canal towpath 80 60 116 1 Randwicke Park 10 10 72 0 Robert Raikes Road Walk 16 14 22 0 Rowanfield 7 6 63 0 Rowanfield Mile 32 25 62 0 Selsley Common Circular Walk 28 25 36 0 Shirley's Walk 7 6 64 0 Tommy Taylor's Mile 28 23 41 0 Trail of Three Parks 29 27 44 0 Trail of Three Parks 11 9 259 0 Walk to Pitville Park 25 19 30 0 08 November 2011 Page 6 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Username: Active_Healthy_Communities Basing Heritage Trail Walk 67 58 110 3 Basingstoke Canal Heritage Footpath 80 65 112 1 Beggarwood 29 22 121 1 Beggarwood 1 mile 29 24 56 0 Binfields Woodland Nature Walk 7 7 183 0 Chineham Nature Walk 9 9 76 0 Cliddesden Road Walk 9 6 171 0 Down Grange Health Walk route 1 18 14 114 0 Down Grange Nature Walk 6 5 54 0 Eastrop Park and War Memorial Park self guided trail 8 8 33 0 Eastrop Park Health Walk route 1 19 14 79 0 Eastrop Park to Lychpit 26 16 63 0 Eastrop Park Tree Trail 11 7 45 0 North Hampshire Hospital Walk4Life Mile 1 22 16 35 0 Popley Walk4Life Mile 1 11 9 54 0 Popley Walk4Life Mile 2 20 13 107 0 Silchester Trail from Bramley Station 35 33 279 0 Silchester Trail from Silchester 40 34 197 0 Walk4Life Mile 2 Whitchurch 8 6 21 0 War Memorial Park 28 23 177 0 War Memorial Park and Crabtree Plantation 14 13 145 0 War Memorial Park self guided walk (long) 8 8 47 0 War Memorial Park self guided walk (medium) 4 3 86 0 War Memorial Park self guided walk (short) 0 0 0 0 War Memorial Park to Black Dam Ponds self guided trail 11 11 121 0 08 November 2011 Page 7 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) War Memorial Tree Trail 3 3 30 0 Worting Wood 22 19 111 0 08 November 2011 Page 8 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Username: Active_Swansea Blaenymaes Walk 28 17 181 0 Brynmill 18 11 130 0 Clyne Gardens 17 11 182 0 Coed Gwilym Park, Clydach 34 22 135 0 Fendrod Lake 0 0 0 0 Fendrod Lake Walk 77 57 163 0 Hafod Walk 42 25 225 0 LC Swansea Marina (long) Walk 29 18 168 0 LC(Short) Walk 37 20 147 0 Mayhill Walk 29 19 173 0 Parc Llewellyn 0 0 0 0 Parc Williams - 1/2 Mile Walk 0 0 0 0 Penclawdd Walk 50 34 200 0 Penlan Walk 59 29 98 0 Pontarddulais Town 86 33 103 0 Rhossili Cliffs Walk 31 19 156 0 Singleton Park 20 14 365 0 Singleton Park - 1 Mile Walk 0 0 0 0 Three Cliffs Bay 35 20 148 0 Townhill Walk 32 20 133 0 Ty-Draw, Bonymaen Walk 39 26 147 0 08 November 2011 Page 9 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Username: Age_UK_South_Staffordshire Lichfield Stowe Pool 180 137 101 2 Mill Green Nature Reserve Walk4Life Mile 25 19 49 3 Staffordshire Way Leg 6 37 25 47 0 Tamworth Castle Grounds 70 54 71 0 08 November 2011 Page 10 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Username: Allerdale_District_Council Curwen Park, Workington 54 34 64 0 Furness Gill, Flimby 10 5 150 0 Harrington Nature Reserve 16 12 43 0 Maryport Harbour 33 17 87 0 Maryport Promenade 14 10 135 0 Salterbeck Shore 11 11 96 0 St.Michael's Churchyard, Workington 3 3 93 0 Vulcan Park, Workington 26 26 56 0 Workington - Seaton Walk4Life Mile 24 20 96 0 Workington Health Walks 29 27 93 0 08 November 2011 Page 11 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Username: Anglian_Water Alton Water SE linear half mile 3 3 64 0 Alton Water south linear half mile 2 2 34 0 Egleton Birdwatching Centre Mile 0 0 0 0 Grafham Water north east linear half mile 0 0 0 0 Grafham Water south west linear half mile 0 0 0 0 Lyndon Hill Visitor Centre Mile 0 0 0 0 Rutland Water Mile 2 1 42 0 Tattingstone mile 3 3 56 0 Tattingstone White Horse mile 3 3 58 0 08 November 2011 Page 12 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Username: Angus_Council Kirrie Hill 5 5 26 0 08 November 2011 Page 13 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept. 2010 to 30 Sept. 2011 title Pageviews Unique Avg Time on Walked Pageviews Page (sec.) Username: Archbishop_Park Archbishop Park Mile 4 3 45 0 08 November 2011 Page 14 of 613 Data from www.walk4life.info for the period from 13 Sept.
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