The Features section is an ever so exciting collection of thoughts and stuff on long distance walking.
Alternatively, it is where we shove all the stuff that simply doesn't fit anywhere else, like some sort of horrible leaking bucket.
Take your pick.
Published 31 May 2011
I recently retired yet another pair of hiking boots. I’d barely had them two years but in that time I reckon I’d done 800 miles in them, and done some pretty big stuff.
Video: The first cup of teaPublished 29 May 2011
I recently went on a camping/walking trip to the Lake District. There will be some more blog posts on that, however before that it’s time to enjoy a Rambling Man first. First vlog. And first cup of tea.
Published 27 May 2011
“I know! I’ll create a walking site!” I said, and six months after registering the domain name, Rambling Man was finally born.
Looking for a dungeon? In Australia?Published 19 April 2011
Sorry Bing, but I’m after a famous pub in Cumbria where grizzled mountain walkers all congregate telling tales of Bow Fell and Crinkle Crags, and not a dungeon in the Australian town of Ghyll…
Published 11 March 2011
2010 was a year of walking. But so is 2011. I’ve got another year of insane amounts of the stuff planned once more. Yay! So what’s the plan then Stan?
Published 4 March 2011
After several years of walking, we finally arrive in Kirk Yetholm and complete the Pennine Way
Published 2 March 2011
The end is nigh for our Pennine Way adventure, but not just yet as we leave Byrness and head to the remote farmhouse at Barrowburn
Published 28 February 2011
In August 2010, after doing it over several stages, we arrived back in Byrness with one intent. To finally finish the Pennine Way.
Published 18 November 2010
Yes it’s finally arrived – the e-book, One Coast To Another, has finally hit the e-shelves!
Published 30 April 2010
March 2010 and to say our attempt at finishing the top third of the Pennine Way was a disaster, is probably an understatement…
Published 29 April 2010
Just after Christmas Catherine and myself began to think about our various holiday plans for the next year. The result somehow ended up being a plan that would essentially see me try to complete four long distance paths over the course of 2010.