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Bogle Stroll

The Bogle Stroll is a sponsored 55-mile walk conducted annually in Manchester, United Kingdom. Participants in the walk raise money for a charity of their choice.

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Genre
Sponsored Walk/Cycle
Inaugurated
1961 (1961)
Locations
Greater Manchester, England
Organised by
Manchester Rag

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Bogle Stroll

Nodes11
Edges10
Triples32
Avg. degree1.82
Density0.181818
Components1

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Bogle Stroll

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related to history · 12
Bogle Stroll → An, Bogle, England, Fred, Fred Bogle, Green, In, Lancaster, Manchester, North West, Starting, UMIST
related to The Bogle Stroll · 8
Bogle Stroll → Every, Greater Manchester, Manchester, North, South Loops, The Bogle Stroll, To, Walkers
related to The Bogle Ramble · 5
Bogle Stroll → Bogle Ramble, Manchester, North Bogle Loop, Participants, The Bogle Ramble
is a · 2
Bogle Stroll → most popular event of the four available where participants walk approximately 55 miles around Greater Manchester through the night, sponsored 55-mile walk conducted annually in Manchester
Genre · 1
Bogle Stroll → Sponsored Walk/Cycle
Inaugurated · 1
Bogle Stroll → 1961 (1961)
Locations · 1
Bogle Stroll → Greater Manchester, England
Organised by · 1
Bogle Stroll → Manchester Rag
Website · 1
Bogle Stroll → www.bogle.org.uk

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bogle manchester walk stroll participants event sponsored north events approximately miles around route ramble wander 55-mile cycle imp run also

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Bogle StrollGenreSponsored Walk/Cycle1.00infobox
Bogle StrollInaugurated1961 (1961)1.00infobox
Bogle StrollLocationsGreater Manchester, England1.00infobox
Bogle StrollOrganised byManchester Rag1.00infobox
Bogle StrollWebsitewww.bogle.org.uk1.00infobox
Bogle Strollis asponsored 55-mile walk conducted annually in Manchester0.90text
Bogle Strollis amost popular event of the four available where participants walk approximately 55 miles around Greater Manchester through the night0.90text
Bogle Strollrelated to historyStarting0.60section
Bogle Strollrelated to historyUMIST0.60section
Bogle Strollrelated to historyLancaster0.60section
Bogle Strollrelated to historyManchester0.60section
Bogle Strollrelated to historyBogle0.60section

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