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planxty Says: Like any self-respecting English seaside town, Walton has a pier, but not just any old pier. There's a lot of history surrounding this one. One of the earliest in the country, dating from 1830 when it was used for the passage of goods and passengers, it was nearly wrecked in...
planxty Says: As I mentioned in my intro page to Walton, I had only ever been here once before, to paly at the Walton Folk Festival (and a great gig it was!) so it was with more than a touch of nostalgia that I returned to the"scene of the crime", namely the Marine Bar.I must admit, I...
planxty Says: For my money, the best way to get to Walton (from London) is the train. A journey of just over one and a half hours out of Liverpool Street will land you at the station pictured. Admittedly, the service isn't terribly frequent (once an hour at peak times at 8 minutes at the...
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As I mentioned in my intro page to Walton, I had only ever been here once before, to paly at the Walton Folk Festival (and a great gig it was!) so it was with...
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I took myself off for a daytrip from London last week and visited the "holy triumvirate" of Clacton, Frinton and Walton. The first two are "on-Sea", but Walton, despite being very obviously on-Sea,......
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