Crosses, Churches and some more Tors!
19 March 2026 The weather was set fair and I’d spent an afternoon this week repainting the garden wall so … Continue reading Crosses, Churches and some more Tors!
19 March 2026 The weather was set fair and I’d spent an afternoon this week repainting the garden wall so … Continue reading Crosses, Churches and some more Tors!
14 February 2026 There hadn’t been dry weather for a long time and the only potential hazard was the yellow … Continue reading Princetown to Burrator without rain
20 Jan 2026 It was a wet and windy day and there was even a yellow weather warning. We couldn’t … Continue reading Map 146: Cwm Berwyn and Garn Fawr – remote sheep farms, forest plantations and moor
17 Jan 2026 / 19 Jan 2026 The Pembrokeshire Coast is magnificent, but the probably less well known wild, remote … Continue reading Map 145: The Preseli Hills plus a bonus coastal adventure
9 August 2025 The assertion that this area is rich in archaeological remains is certainly no exaggeration. The multiple places … Continue reading Map 11: Prehistoric remains everywhere!
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
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
7-12 April 2025 My plan was to walk along the extremely convoluted 110mile route of the long distance Robin Hood … Continue reading Maps 129 & 120: The Robin Hood Connection
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
21 June – 1 July 2024 plus two nights in Gothenburg I completed the Danish section of this route last … Continue reading E1 Walk continues in Sweden – north from Halmstad