An adventure based on each sheet of the 1:50,000 ordnance Survey maps – just to prove that adventures can happen any where
5 April 2025 The Magna Carta is undoubtedly one of the most celebrated documents in history and has enduring worldwide … Continue reading Map 121: Lincoln Castle – Magna Carta and the Forest Charter
3-4 April 2025 My expedition was planned to start in Caistor and proceed along the section of the Viking Way … Continue reading Maps 113 and 122: Romans, Vikings and more
27 -31 August 2024 This National Trail is an 84 mile (135 km) long route following the line of the … Continue reading Maps 88, 87, 86, 85: Hadrian’s Wall Path
26 August 2024 My walk began from a remote spot below the Cheviot Hills at the end of the public … Continue reading Map 80: A Roman Road and Iron Age Forts
25 August 2024 Rothbury, a busy Northumberland town with a range of independent shops and businesses, nestles below this craggy … Continue reading Map 81: Simonside Hills – a distinctive ridge
24 August 2024 The tide predictions are widely available well in advance for this crossing. However, that’s really for the … Continue reading Map 75: The Pilgrim’s Way across the Sand to Holy Island
22 August 2024 At Bridge of Orchy, the weather was just as bad for August as it had been further … Continue reading Map 50: A Breezy Trek and Two Corbetts from Glen Orchy
20 August 2024 I had always realised that my chosen adventure on this map, an ascent of Ben Nevis via … Continue reading Map 41: Views of Ben Nevis
19 August 2024 The wind and rain continued so the magnificent walk I had planned taking in three Munros on … Continue reading Map 34: Glen Garry in the wind and rain
18 August 2024 The forecast was for a mainly dry day with a good chance of cloud free summits and … Continue reading Map 25: Glen Affric
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