The Weekly Photograph

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.

The feature ended in 2015, but we'll use this space every now and then for nice photographs.

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.

Covered in ice

Published 18 January 2015

Ice shimmering ona a frozen plant.

Brr, it’s a bit cold

Published 11 January 2015

Out in the snow in the Pentlands

High Cup Nick

Published 4 January 2015

A natural wonder on the Pennine Way.

A Boxing Day Photo for 2014

Published 26 December 2014

Had enough of turkey yet? Here’s some snow to look at.

Warming by the fire

Published 21 December 2014

It’s the winter solstice today.

A finely balanced cairn

Published 14 December 2014

Cairn builders of the world, we salute you.

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 sun setting over Edinburgh

Published 30 November 2014

Go up a hill, see a good view.

The end of the day at Glencoe

Published 23 November 2014

On the road between the Clachaig Inn and Glencoe SYHA.

A sunset over Arthur’s Seat

Published 16 November 2014

I love Edinburgh.

I’m looking at the big sky

Published 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 tree

Published 2 November 2014

A beatuiful view from the Pennine Way.

Haunted Forest, this way

Published 26 October 2014

It’s Halloween soon. In case you forgot.

Autumn Leaves

Published 19 October 2014

Time to get kicking them with your boots.

Footpath, footpath, footpath

Published 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?”

Trying to get a signal

Published 28 September 2014

In the middle of nowhere, holding up a phone.

On a Rock

Published 21 September 2014

…on a rock, you’ve got me standing on a rock.

A Most Impressive Cairn

Published 14 September 2014

Probably not the most robust of cairns.

The beauty of Loch Lomond

Published 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.

The best view of water you will ever see

Published 27 July 2014

Someone pass me the inflatable dinghy!

Looking at the sea at Robin Hood’s Bay

Published 20 July 2014

It’s a long way before there’s anything but water.

A bench with a view

Published 13 July 2014

It just implores you to sit down and look.

The Sognefjord in Norway

Published 6 July 2014

You should go.

All hail new boots

Published 29 June 2014

After throwing the last pair in a bin, it was time to go shopping.

Old Perculiar

Published 22 June 2014

Mine’s a pint.

The Amazing Pylon Bush

Published 15 June 2014

It’s a miracle! Or a freak of nature!

The tent by the stream

Published 8 June 2014

Either look at this picture, or find yourself standing in Edale age 47 with a giant rucksack.

Checking my Wainwright

Published 1 June 2014

On the side of Great Dodd.

Celebrating a climb well done

Published 25 May 2014

In which we pointlessly discuss the selfie.

A Room With A View

Published 18 May 2014

Staying in the remote Barrowburn B&B, near the Pennine Way

Sharing the View

Published 11 May 2014

Views are best when they’re shared.

The Last Photograph

Published 4 May 2014

I think the camera’s broken…

Who wouldn’t want to stay here?

Published 27 April 2014

Get your bunk booked for YHA Black Sail now.

The best sign you can see outside a pub when walking

Published 20 April 2014

Pint in the walkers picnic garden?

The most depressing sign you can see when you really want a cup of tea

Published 13 April 2014

Closed?

The Michelin Guide Was Here

Published 6 April 2014

He will not be hurrying back.

Sycamore Gap

Published 30 March 2014

Gap in a wall, with a tree.

Greg’s Hut

Published 23 March 2014

Up on the Pennine Way, near Cross Fell