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RE: martin mere station footpath


Did notice a footpath signed, when i was there last month, but decided to walk down the road back to the station, as i had a train to catch.

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Burscough Bridge the path starts at the back of the Manchester platform. Would have been a nice walk with out the buggie and the little fella!!!

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David Craven wrote:

Which station is the path from?





although i don't go by train now the station is New Lane ,but beware all trains don't stop there,thats why most get off at Burscough.smile.gif

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Which station is the path from?

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Just a warning to all Mum's, Dad's and carers!

Just a word of warning if you are thinking of taking kids to Martin Mere by train - the walk from the station to the Mere on the new footpath is not suitable for under 5's or pushchairs/buggies.

I took my 2 1/2 year old {who today has walked the full length of PArkgate and all around Inner Marsh Farm Nature Reserve} found it difficult and asked to go in his buggy {which he never does} and it was a nightmare to push.

At one point I was carrying the rucksack, buggy and child across a field!!

So beware, sod the planet and drive!! ashamed.gifno.gifbiggrin.gif

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