Every Sunday at Rambling Man we used to dig in to our photographic archives and excitedly share some of our favourite snapshots of our journeys. That was until 2015 when time constraints put paid to that.
But then in 2020 something happened. And it seemed like a good point to bring it back. Because, why not?
Sights seen whilst out walking #354671: Elmo driving a JCBPublished 7 June 2015
And if that’s not a scary thought, I don’t know what is.
Smargill ViaductPublished 31 May 2015
Much of what we believe as a nation makes beautiful countryside has actually been guided by human hand.
At the top of a fell, and this time wide awakePublished 17 May 2015
My son reaches a hill summit without being asleep.
A field of yellowPublished 3 May 2015
The rape plant is distinctive on the landscape, and cracking on the plate too.
Soaring above the South DownsPublished 19 April 2015
The stunning sight of a paraglider on the South Downs.
At the start of the Clarendon WayPublished 12 April 2015
Whether you’re religious or not, starting at a cathedral certainly gives a sense of occassion.
Surprising things you see on a walk #5: a stash of road signsPublished 29 March 2015
On a bridleway in a tunnel in Norway, what else will you see than road signs.
Surprising things you see on a walk #4: a scary stone monsterPublished 22 March 2015
What’s that scary stone monster on the hillside?
Surprising things you see on a walk #3: someone encouraging you to cheatPublished 15 March 2015
Useful information targeted at walkers at a bus stop? That is most unexpected.
Surprising things you see on a walk #2: a graveyardPublished 8 March 2015
The long forgotten Old Barnes Cemetery lurks at the edge of a public footpath.
Surprising things you see on a walk #1: a rocketPublished 1 March 2015
Oh, okay, of course it’s not a rocket. It’s far worse.
Waiting for the busPublished 8 February 2015
There are worse places to do wait for a bus than on the edge of Rannoch Moor.
True winter walking. In the South East, anyway.Published 25 January 2015
Even the gaily painted huts on Seaford beach may struggle with this weather.
A Boxing Day Photo for 2014Published 26 December 2014
Had enough of turkey yet? Here’s some snow to look at.
At the start of the South Downs Way and St Swithun’s Way. Oh and the end of the Clarendon Way too.Published 7 December 2014
If there’s such a thing as a walking trail hub, then Winchester is one of them.
The end of the day at GlencoePublished 23 November 2014
On the road between the Clachaig Inn and Glencoe SYHA.
I’m looking at the big skyPublished 9 November 2014
What was that Kate Bush song where she sang “I’m looking at that big sky”?
The autumn sun behind a Dufton treePublished 2 November 2014
A beatuiful view from the Pennine Way.
Footpath, footpath, footpathPublished 12 October 2014
A very helpful signpost, I’m sure you’ll agree.
Can you spot what’s missing from the Wales Coast Path?Published 5 October 2014
“Can you see the sea yet?”
The beauty of Loch LomondPublished 7 September 2014
The West Highland Way was where I fell in love wit the dramatic scenery of the Scottish highlands. Beautiful lochs, stunning mountains, loads of midges. What is there not to like? Besides the midges.
