E1 Göteborg to Grövelsjön and more – an epic seven week adventure
16 May – 4 July 2025 My journey on the E1 was cut short in 2024 after I injured my … Continue reading E1 Göteborg to Grövelsjön and more – an epic seven week adventure
Tag: industrial archaeology
Maps 143 & 154: Rivers, Fens and the Life of Rivers
30 April – 2 May 2025 I’d decided to follow the Fens River Way from Cambridge to Kings Lynn. By … Continue reading Maps 143 & 154: Rivers, Fens and the Life of Rivers
Map 144: Flint and Forest
29 April 2025 I was the only person who alighted from the train at Brandon Station; in fact the only … Continue reading Map 144: Flint and Forest
Map 119: Limestone Way – the “best” bits
14-15 April 2025 I decided to omit the first part of The Limestone Way from Rocester, especially as I have … Continue reading Map 119: Limestone Way – the “best” bits
Maps 113 and 122: Romans, Vikings and more
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
Map 24: Raasay Island Adventures
13-14 August 2024 Raasay Island, a twenty-five minute ferry ride from Skye, only measures fourteen miles by three miles but … Continue reading Map 24: Raasay Island Adventures
Maps 171,161, 160, 147, 135, 124 and 115: The Cambrian Way – an epic adventure over the mountains of Wales
1 – 21 May 2024 This has been described as “the mountain connoisseurs’ walk” from Cardiff Castle in South Wales … Continue reading Maps 171,161, 160, 147, 135, 124 and 115: The Cambrian Way – an epic adventure over the mountains of Wales
Map 130: Old Routes – Canal, Railway and Bronze Age Track
11 April 2024 This expedition began from a large lay-by at the side of the busy A607 in Harlaxton, just … Continue reading Map 130: Old Routes – Canal, Railway and Bronze Age Track
Map 117: Ruabon Mountain, World’s End and the biggest aqueduct in UK
12 March 2024 Mine was the sole car parked in an enormous car park at Trevor. Unlike most people visiting … Continue reading Map 117: Ruabon Mountain, World’s End and the biggest aqueduct in UK
Map 126: Lead Mines, Quartzite Rock Formations and Folklore
10 March 2024 I parked in the village of Snailbeach, just next to the village hall. I began by walking … Continue reading Map 126: Lead Mines, Quartzite Rock Formations and Folklore
Where's Kathryn? 