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13th October, 201614th October, 2016 Dave

Southend, Kintyre

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Southend, Kintyre

Parked overnight outside the cemetery on Kintyre, a perfect spot for seal watching, and to enjoy the sunshine. Carved into stones just off the road

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12th October, 201614th October, 2016 Dave

Lochgilphead

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Lochgilphead

As expected, struggling to find decent mobile signal in these parts. We are now on the Kintyre peninsula. Blog updates may be sporadic! Oban in

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9th October, 201610th October, 2016 Dave

Hadrian’s Wall Day 7 – Newburn to Tynemouth

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Hadrian’s Wall Day 7 – Newburn to Tynemouth

Our final day on the wall, Kate departed early to return home, and James had foot issues overnight which meant he couldn’t walk. I needed

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8th October, 20169th October, 2016 Dave

Hadrian’s Wall Day 6 – Wallhouses to Newburn

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Hadrian’s Wall Day 6 – Wallhouses to Newburn

A diversion first thing to collect up the party from Corbridge, a pretty little town with a bridge and baffling road junctions. And a church

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7th October, 20169th October, 2016 Dave

Hadrian’s Wall Day 5 – Walwick to Wallhouses

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Hadrian’s Wall Day 5 – Walwick to Wallhouses

Little to report here today, dropping down off the craggy ridge and back into farmland, some views to the north but mostly parallel to the

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6th October, 20167th October, 2016 Dave

Hadrian’s Wall Day 4 – Twice Brewed to Walwick

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Hadrian’s Wall Day 4 – Twice Brewed to Walwick

After the full Northumberland cooked breakfast, we had sufficient beans to want to go back to Cawfields where we abandoned the previous days walk. A

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5th October, 20165th October, 2016 Dave

Hadrian’s Wall Day 3 – Lanercost to Twice Brewed

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Hadrian’s Wall Day 3 – Lanercost to Twice Brewed

Day three on the wall, and the terrain is getting uppity. The 15 miles on the map turned out to be harder than the wall-mates

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4th October, 20165th October, 2016 Dave

Hadrian’s Wall Day 2 – Carlisle to Lanercost Priory

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Hadrian’s Wall Day 2 – Carlisle to Lanercost Priory

A bus into Carlisle from our campsite at Brampton, then quite literally a walk in the park to start the day, following the banks of

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3rd October, 20165th October, 2016 Dave

Hadrian’s Wall Day 1 – Bowness on Solway to Carlisle

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Hadrian’s Wall Day 1 – Bowness on Solway to Carlisle

Our first day on the wall, although the wall is not very much in evidence in these parts. You have to take the word of

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1st October, 20162nd October, 2016 Dave

Coniston

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Coniston

After two days of ‘getting mobile’ taking the very much scenic route north via Lincolnshire, we arrived in the Lake District for a couple of

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