A Walk Along Scotland’s Rob Roy Way
I hadn’t been away on holiday for many a year and when two friends suggested we put a walking holiday…
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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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Derbyshire to Nottinghamshire, A Tranquil Canal and Riverside Walk
If you appreciate nature and love to take a stroll by the riverside this may well be a perfect location…
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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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Strelley Village and Hall, A Nottinghamshire Gem
A gentle stroll in the Nottinghamshire countryside is a peaceful haven away from the city. Sometimes a more local adventure…
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Kew Gardens, A London Oasis
London can be a bit much sometimes. It’s busy and fun and full of stuff to do, but the constant…
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The Legend of the Welsh Black Mountains
Another spontaneous day trip and our Sunday drive took us to the beautiful South Wales. The day began with a…
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Wales – Pen Dinas Iron Age Hillfort, Aberystwyth
Pen Dinas was the playground of my youth, a twenty-minute climb with friends, up the gorse–edged footpath from the village…
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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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Stanton Moor and The Nine Ladies in the Derbyshire Dales
The Nine Ladies stone circle can be found on the northern end of Stanton Moor, an area of heathland in…
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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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Glyndŵr’s Way, one of the quietest National Trails
Glyndŵr’s Way is one of the quietest National Trails and I’m at a loss to know why. Perhaps it’s the…
