A Sunday Picture
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? And so it remains. Intermittent. But there.
Harter Fell, seen from Boot
Published 14 July 2013
This particularly lovely view is from a field near the village of Boot in Eskdale.
The White Cliffs of Freshwater Bay
Published 30 June 2013
The beautiful white cliffs of the Isle of Wight.
Warming by the fire
Published 9 June 2013
I’ve probably written far too much about pubs on this website, but I love visiting them. After a hard day of walking, it’s lovely to sit down on a bar stool and sup a pint of the landlord’s finest.
A tight squeeze
Published 19 May 2013
Too high, you can’t get over it; too low, you can’t get under it; too wide, you can’t get round it.
High Stile
Published 12 May 2013
If I had a pound for every time I’d featured a stile in A Sunday Picture, well I’d have a pound.
Crossing a boundary, London style
Published 7 April 2013
Getting from one side of a boundary to another, London style.
The Point Master
Published 24 March 2013
The Edale Skyline: home of dramatic scenery, dramatic views and dramatic photographs.
He ain’t heavy, he’s my trig point
Published 17 March 2013
Everyone says don’t take a photo looking towards the sun. Everyone is wrong.
At the end of the North Downs Way
Published 3 March 2013
Granite, monuments and a nice beach in Dover.
A Boxing Day Picture
Published 26 December 2012
Some post Christmas photography tips if you have a new camera.
A huddled lunch under a bridge
Published 16 December 2012
When seeking shelter leads to desperate measures.
At the end of the Limestone Way
Published 18 November 2012
Welcome to Rocester. It has… errr… err… well… yes…
At the end of the Coast to Coast
Published 11 November 2012
Who cares about monuments, signs and plaques when you can have a pint?
At the end of the West Highland Way
Published 21 October 2012
Used to be at a roundabout. Isn’t anymore.
Look it’s NOT Wurthering Heights. OKAY?
Published 30 September 2012
The surreal point of the Pennine Way
The Amazing Brown and Incomprehensible Sign
Published 23 September 2012
Sorry, but I think there’s not enough brown on this sign.
Wear Proper Footwear
Published 9 September 2012
The wrong footwear will make you do acrobatics on a mountain
Eh, What?
Published 2 September 2012
A Sunday Picture returns with a look at some of the great signs you’ll see whilst out walking.
Which way?
Published 5 August 2012
Because this photograph is about the love of walking and the joy of good friends.
It’s not all great views you know
Published 29 July 2012
The Pennine Way. Wild. Featureless. Moorland. And seriously, there’s lots of it.