Win Hill Pike – A snow covered pimple
Known locally as the Pimple, Win Hill Pike in the Derbyshire Peak District is a feature of the lovely Hope…
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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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A Tranquil Walk on Hathersage Moor
Hathersage Moor in the Peak District National Park is a peaceful and stunning location in any season, any weather. The…
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The Edge of the World: A Guide to Ireland’s Cliffs of Moher
To stand at the edge of the Cliffs of Moher is to feel the raw, elemental power of the planet….
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The Isle of Staffa And Its Puffins
The Isle of Staffa is a beautiful and uninhabited (approximately 80 acres) small rocky island off the west coast of…
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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 Guide: Exploring Mallerstang’s Romantic Arthurian Ruin
There is a distinct, arresting sense of ancient stillness that washes over you the moment you drop down into the…
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Ireland – The Victorian Walled Gardens of Kylemore Abbey
There is something so captivating about the broken terracotta pots scattered, and shattered artfully outside of the garden greenhouse at…
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Ashford Castle: A Luxurious Retreat in the Heart of Ireland
Nestled in the heart of Ireland, Ashford Castle beckons travelers to experience the epitome of luxury and serenity. This enchanting…
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Long Meg and Her Daughters: A Field Manual to Cumbria’s Absolute Ancient Wonder
There is a distinct, raw magic to the Eden Valley, particularly as the afternoon light begins to drop low over…
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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…
