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Richard’s Story: helping a fellow walker escape

Had he tripped, it could have been fatal.

Richard’s Story: helping a fellow walker escape

On the 8th June, I was walking on a footpath through Wild Bank Moors, just past the trig point, near Stalybridge. I was on my own and had my dog on a lead.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Ruth LivingstonePosted on June 12, 2022Categories Near-miss Stories, Spoiled walksTags dog, Greater Manchester, Tameside

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