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A lot of trouble for a duck tea

Come for a walk along Britain's windswept coastline with the people who have made their lives at the edge. Each week, Liverpool Echo journalist Laura Davis discovers a different stretch of landscape, joined by those who make it special -  from a widower finding friendship through a dog walking club on the beach to the street artists revitalising a faded seaside town.

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Come for a walk along Britain's windswept coastline with the people who have made their lives at the edge. Each week, Liverpool Echo journalist Laura Davis discovers a different stretch of landscape, joined by those who make it special - from a widower finding friendship through a dog walking club on the beach to the street artists revitalising a faded seaside town.

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A lot of trouble for a duck tea

A lot of trouble for a duck tea