Dogs can now be handled a popular walking path in north Norfolk as part of a brand-new trial.
Friary Hills is run by the National Trust and while traditionally it has actually been a location for households to delight in, dogs were not permitted previously.
In an indication put up on the path, the National Trust said: “This year we are running a trial to permit dogs, so that visitors can walk in between Blakeney and Wiveton Café utilizing a circular path along the sea wall to prevent the roadway.
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“To prevent any disruption to wildlife or animals, and to keep the location pleasurable for all, please keep your dog on a lead and clean up after them.”
Dogs are now permitted along Friary Hills in north Norfolk Picture: Wiveton Café (Image: Wiveton Café)
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Wiveton Hall and Café revealed their pleasure at the news on social networks and composed: “Great news! You can now walk with your dogs, well-behaved and on a lead, along the National Trust course in between Wiveton Hall and Blakeney.
“The course leaves Wiveton Hall near the café and comes out at the Manor Hotel, Blakeney.
“Come for breakfast or early morning coffee, park up, take a beautiful walk and have a roam around Blakeney, then back to the coffee shop for lunch. Perfect!”
The post has actually had numerous remarks, with dog owners revealing their enjoyment to take their four-legged-friend on Friary Hills.
