Weird And Wonderful Signs Of Kent
As well as taking in the stunning scenery as you’re on a walk, do you ever stop to notice some…
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Ring of Steall, Mamores, Glen Nevis
Before starting the description of the walk, I want to say a little about “Munros” and “Bagging Munros” A Munro…
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A Walk Along The Royal Military Canal At Hythe
Steeped in history, a walk along the Royal Military Canal at Hythe, in Kent, is a route that I do…
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Shardlow Canal Walk: Discovering Britain’s Greatest Inland Heritage Port
When we think of historic British ports, our minds naturally drift to the salt-tinged air of coastal harbors like Bristol,…
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Folkestone – A Seaside Walk With A Mermaid And A Lighthouse
Pass the beautiful mermaid sculpture which looks out to sea, take a walk along the pier to the lighthouse and…
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Whernside – A Winter Walk To The Top Of The Yorkshire Dales
Whernside, the highest peak in the Yorkshire Dales and thus the highest point of the Yorkshire 3 Peaks, standing at…
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Castleshaw – Oldham’s Roman Fort
The small hamlet of Castleshaw is situated in Saddleworth which is one of the parishes of Oldham, Greater Manchester, England….
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Kilnwick Percy Hall – A Hidden Gem In The Yorkshire Wolds
A short drive from the small town of Pocklington, nestled in the rolling Yorkshire Wolds is Kilnwick Percy Hall, a…
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A Winter Climb Of Pen-y-ghent
Pen-y-ghent in the Yorkshire Dales is a peak that I often head to to blow the cobwebs away. Standing at…
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St Andrews, Scotland – The Home of Golf, History and Coastal Walks
I am back home in Scotland for a few weeks to my old town, so I thought I would write…
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Kingley Vale, West Sussex – A Walk Through Ancient Trees
Of all the many walks in the South Downs National Park, Kingley vale must stand out as one of the…
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Codnor Castle, A Walk With History
Codnor castle is a grade II listed building and a scheduled ancient monument but even so is also classified as…
