Malta – Walk the Dingli Cliffs
Back in Malta, I was raring to go, to explore some new areas and also to get some walking done….
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Peterborough Cathedral: A Complete Visitor’s Guide to England’s Resilient Masterpiece
For years, Peterborough Cathedral was a magnificent silhouette on the horizon, a landmark I’d glimpse from the A1(M) or the…
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Murton Pike and views over the Eden Valley
Murton Pike is an unmistakable conical hill sitting at the foot of the Northern Pennines in the Eden Valley, Cumbria….
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Barrow from Braithwaite – A short ridge walk to stunning views
Barrow is a small fell in the Northern Lake District that height wise reaches just 1,494 feet (455 metres). But, the…
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Pendragon Castle: A Guide to Mallerstang’s Romantic Ruin
There is a romantic, ruined castle, off the beaten track, set in the pure, vast wildness of the Mallerstang valley….
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Long Meg and Her Daughters Stone Circle, An Ancient Wonder
Long Meg and Her Daughters Stone Circle is a wonderful spot to walk to, especially at sunset. It is situated…
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A First-Person Walk Through Brick Lane: The Soul of East London
I’ve always found that to truly understand a city, you have to walk its streets. And in London, few streets…
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Great Luxury and Location – Andaz Liverpool Street, London
I was down in London recently and had the absolute pleasure of spending a couple of nights courtesy of Andaz Liverpool…
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A Swaledale walk – Keld to Muker river circular
A wonderful circular walk of approximately 6 miles in one of Britain’s most beautiful valleys, Swaledale. I find it to be…
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Brough Castle – The history to a ruin
The Eden Valley, Cumbria is home to buildings old, great and historic ruin. A sign of the area’s past going…
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Loughrigg Fell – Via The Terrace And Rydal Caves
As far as small climbs go in the Lake District, Loughrigg Fell is right up there amongst the ones with…
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The Tame Robin: From Victorian Postmen to Quantum Physics
There is a moment every gardener knows. You pause to wipe your brow, leaning on your spade, and suddenly, there…
