Walking as far as the eye can see. That was the challenge. Looking out across the Forest of Dean from Cinderford, Sugar Loaf is a
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Pewsey to Reading on the Kennet & Avon Canal
At last, a chance to finish off my walk along the Kennet & Avon Canal. Despite the spring weather taking a colder turn, and passing
Wansdyke & the Alton Barnes White Horse
A few days in the Vale of Pewsey for a leg stretch, and a walk from All Cannings onto the Marlborough Downs for a ridge
I Walked on The Quantocks Today
I’m trying to return to posting here a bit more often, the habit has waited a bit recently. I need to take more photos, as
Forest of Dean – Cinderford to Symonds Yat and Goodrich
I know, long time no blog. Seem to have slightly lost the habit, but here are a few pictures from the Forest of Dean, the
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
Stiperstones
A late start for a walk, but we got out after an early lunch. The hills took their toll yesterday, proof that I’ve not been
The Long Mynd
Taking advantage of reasonable weather and exceptionally pretty countryside, it was time to get out for a walk. 15 miles, skirting below Stiperstones and past
Farindola Walk 1
My first exploration from our accommodation, I finally mustered myself about 5:30 as the heat of the day started to subside. Yesterday was just acclimatisation.
Channel 2 Channel – Day 3
Rising stiffly from the nights slumber, we knew some grease was needed to get the joints working, so tucked into a full English to set