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The Differences Between Frost And Ice And How It Forms

The Differences Between Frost And Ice And How It Forms

ByPaul Steele Updated7 December 2022

I don’t know about you, but the dogs and I love a cold and frosty morning walk. The cool fresh air hitting our faces, the sun starting to rise in the clear sky and getting…

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The Dogs And The Fun Of Snow With Winter Care Tips

The Dogs And The Fun Of Snow With Winter Care Tips

ByPaul Steele Updated13 November 2022

Malc the Border Collie, Pete the German Wirehaired Pointer and Gladys the Miniature Dachshund. Three completely different dogs with completely different traits and nuances. One thing all three of them love to bits is playing…

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Whernside – A Winter Walk To The Top Of The Yorkshire Dales

Whernside – A Winter Walk To The Top Of The Yorkshire Dales

ByPaul Steele Updated12 September 2023

Whernside, the highest peak in the Yorkshire Dales and thus the highest point of the Yorkshire 3 Peaks, standing at 736 m (2,415 ft) in height. It is a walk up that I enjoy at all times…

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Benefits of Walking In The Winter

Benefits of Walking In The Winter

ByPaul Steele Updated12 September 2023

I love an early morning winter walk! It sets me up for the day, it motivates me, wakes my body up and gets my blood pumping. Whether it be a hike over snow topped mountains…

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Winter Walking from the Langdale Valley

Winter Walking from the Langdale Valley

ByPaul Taylor Updated10 December 2022

I love a good winter walk and I love the Langdale Valley. Therefore, it may come as no surprise to find that when those cold and crisp mornings arrive and the snow dusts the Lakeland…

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A Winter Climb of Ingleborough, Yorkshire Dales

A Winter Climb of Ingleborough, Yorkshire Dales

ByPaul Steele Updated12 September 2023

Ingleborough stands at 723 m (2372 ft) making it the second highest mountain the Yorkshire Dales. The highest being Whernside where you will descend from before climbing Ingleborough if doing the Yorkshire Three peaks Challenge….

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Glacier Hunting in Wild Alaska by Jet Ski

Glacier Hunting in Wild Alaska by Jet Ski

ByApril Simpson Updated18 September 2022

Our family is lucky enough to visit Alaska every year. My husband grew up in Ketchikan and currently sits on the board of an Alaskan Native Healthcare Facility in Anchorage called the SouthCentral Foundation.  Every…

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Amazing Alaska in the Winter

Amazing Alaska in the Winter

ByApril Simpson Updated18 September 2022

Most visitors come to Alaska in the summertime  to see ‘the land of the midnight sun’, enjoy a temperate climate, and perhaps catch some salmon along the way.  It’s a beautiful place, but the beauty…

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Ribblehead Viaduct And A Grand Yorkshire Walk

Ribblehead Viaduct And A Grand Yorkshire Walk

ByPaul Steele Updated15 February 2021

It was time for another walk. The second of a fantastic HF Holidays weekend, walking many miles in the Yorkshire Dales. The variety was to be so apparent and a wonderful day in the wintry…

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Walking in a Winter Wonderland – Lake District

Walking in a Winter Wonderland – Lake District

ByPaul Taylor Updated19 February 2021

There is something about snowfall that triggers childlike excitement in most people. Those of us who love walking in the mountains are no different, and the first snow fall of the year means that many…

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Majestic Giants – Icebergs Around Newfoundland

Majestic Giants – Icebergs Around Newfoundland

ByTina Dean Updated20 March 2021

Whether they come originated in Greenland or the Arctic, these 10,000- to 25,000-year old massive chunks of ice have been calved off into the North Atlantic as the edges of the glaciers move into the…

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Kirkenes and a Hike Toward the Russian Border

Kirkenes and a Hike Toward the Russian Border

ByPaul Steele Updated24 June 2022

Whilst aboard the Hurtigruten, cruising around the magnificent coast of Arctic Circle Norway, you get to do some extremely interesting and refreshing excursions. I have so far mentioned the North Cape from my trip but further…

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