Yanar Dag, The Burning Mountain of Azerbaijan
A place I have travelled to before but now wanted to explore a little more deeply. Yanar Dag, translated as…
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A Dee Estuary Walk From Parkgate to Hoylake
It was the final day of this wonderful Dee Estuary Walk. A walk around the whole of the Dee Estuary…
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Luxulyan Valley Walk, Cornwall – Industrial Heritage and Natural Beauty
The Luxulyan Valley is, to my mind, a true Cornish treasure, a place for tranquil walks through the woodland and natural beauty, combined with local mining history, remnants of…
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Azerbaijan – The Maiden Tower, Baku
It was my fourth visit to Azerbaijan and great to be back in Baku, the city, the capital. Personally it…
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Dee Estuary Walk – Connah’s Quay To Neston
It was a lovely new day and a new stage ahead in this wonderful Dee Estuary Walk. The first 2…
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Cornwall – Walking the Coastal Path to Charlestown
Cliff walks are fantastic, especially when discovering a new walk where the views surprise and delight at every turn. Our clifftop walks took us from…
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Pukaha Mount Bruce: National Wildlife Centre, New Zealand
Being the huge fan of our feathery friends that I am, one of my favourite places to visit is Pukaha…
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Shark Diving in Oahu, Hawaii
I’ve always been an adrenaline junkie, so when we took a family trip to Oahu, Hawaii I immediately googled ‘shark…
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Eyam, The Peak District’s Plague Village
My previous articles have been a celebration of happy times, or of my appreciation of wonder and beauty. This article…
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Wasdale – Drama and Beauty In The Lake District
It’s the most dramatic part of the Lakes isn’t it? The highest mountain, the deepest lake, the smallest church, and…
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Dee Estuary Walk – Ffynnongroyw to Flint
It was time for stage 2 of this Dee Estuary coastal walk. The scenery was about to change from dunes…
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A Welsh Coastal Walk – Prestatyn to Talacre Beach
I was ready for a new and wonderful adventure and walk. I was to take in a walk around the…
