When you’re out doing a walking trail you have to be prepared for the rough as well as the smooth. But that doesn’t mean you’ll want to remember every single bit of it.
The Children’s InnNestling on the edge of the Peak District is an old coaching inn that now houses children, and that has a link to a certain mass trespass.
There are many times when I have been climbing a fell in the Lake District that I come to a point that has an amazing view. And quite often that point is nowhere near the summit.
Walking is what it's all about. Well this site anyway.
So delve on in and read the journeys I've taken on various long distance routes in the United Kingdom, by selecting a walk below:
Five things I like about walkingA recent interview for a podcast made me think about what I like about walking.
Hard KnottA small but distinctive fell that’s rather awkward to get to.
Rossett PikeMy final fell in Langdale turned out to be one that liked to hide in the cloud.
Crinkle CragsFive crinkly rocky summits, maketh one rather long fell.
Oxford Crag and a lovely view of UllswaterThere are many times when I have been climbing a fell in the Lake District that I come to a point that has an amazing view. And quite often that point is nowhere near the summit.
The South Downs Way – A Sunday Picture SpecialEleven years ago I set off on the South Downs Way. So what better excuse to look at some lovely photos from that walk.
I’m a sucker for an artistically looking cairnIt all looks too delicate. Like a strong wind would blow it over. Maybe even a breeze. But it was good to see it whilst it was there.
The stone bridge of WatendlathWatendlath Packhorse Bridge is a cracking bridge. But please don’t visit it. I’d rather like to keep it to myself if it’s all the same.
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One of the best things about walking is all the great views you get to see. So why not head off on a photographic tour of the walks I've been on?
Waterproofs, rucksacks, tents and all sorts of other stuff that you may want to equip yourself with when you head out.
Across Britain are a network of long distance footpaths and trails. Rambling Man is a website dedicated to telling the tales of one Andrew Bowden as he walks some of those paths.
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