Map 2: Yell – more than a stepping stone to Unst!
30 June 2026 The confusing OS mapping in Shetland is even more complicated than explained in my previous post. Actually … Continue reading Map 2: Yell – more than a stepping stone to Unst!
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Map 1 (plus 3): Arctic vegetation and possibly the most dramatic beach in Shetland
29 June 2026 As I know, having lived and worked on Shetland for a year and from other visits, the … Continue reading Map 1 (plus 3): Arctic vegetation and possibly the most dramatic beach in Shetland
Dartmoor Weekend
12 – 14 June 2026 I saved this weekend to supervise a D of E expedition which was cancelled, but … Continue reading Dartmoor Weekend
A snapshot of Canada
29 April – 2 June 2026 Actually I downloaded over 2,500 snapshots when I arrived home! However, a five week … Continue reading A snapshot of Canada
Exploring near Ty’n Cornel Hostel – mixing work with leisure
26 March – 4 April 2026 Having completed warden training in March 2025 and volunteered as hostel warden for a … Continue reading Exploring near Ty’n Cornel Hostel – mixing work with leisure
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!
Tin workings, Monks’ Path and a few tors
3 March 2026 My start point was from one of the excellent car parks near Venford Reservoir. Having discovered last … Continue reading Tin workings, Monks’ Path and a few tors
Upper West Dart and Iconic Wistman’s Wood
26 February 2026 I’ve walked from Two Bridges in the past, notably including a tough day when I bagged all … Continue reading Upper West Dart and Iconic Wistman’s Wood
Meldon, Nattadon and Easdon circuit
17 February 2026 I decided to tempt fate after my walk in dry conditions at the weekend and head up … Continue reading Meldon, Nattadon and Easdon circuit
Princetown to Burrator without rain
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
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