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Restoring Snape Path: A Community Effort in Aldeburgh

Posted: March 6, 2025

The well-trodden Snape Path, near Aldeburgh, has long been a favourite route for walkers and locals. However, over time, the path has become overgrown and in need of some serious care. Recognising the importance of this much-loved trail, local councillors and dedicated residents came together to restore it, proving once again the power of community spirit.

 

Volunteers rolled up their sleeves and worked tirelessly to clear the path, cutting back the overgrown path and making it accessible once more. Their efforts ensured that this scenic walkway would continue to be enjoyed by locals and visitors alike.

 

To keep spirits high and energy levels up, the Aldeburgh RRT served a warm barbecue breakfast.

 

The restoration of Snape Path is an example of what can be achieved when a community comes together for a shared cause. Thanks to the dedication of local residents and councillors- the path has been given a new lease of life, ensuring it remains a cherished part of Aldeburgh for years to come!

 

View the photos below!

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