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?
Published 13 November 2011
After spending lots of time climbing a fell, there can be no better experience than finding it doused in cloud with nothing to see.
Published 6 November 2011
You spend ages going up a big hill where you should be able to see an amazing view, only to get to the top and found it shrouded in cloud.
Published 30 October 2011
Throughout October I’ve been doing sunsets in A Sunday Picture and here’s the final one.
Sunset through some treesPublished 23 October 2011
After cheating a little with last weeks Sunday picture, here is a sunset actually taken whilst walking on the Isle of Wight.
On Shanklin BeachPublished 16 October 2011
I’m cheating a bit on this one. The reason I’m cheating is that this October I’m doing Sunset photographs and this is just one my favourite photographs of absolute all time.
Published 2 October 2011
You get the best sunsets in spring and in autumn and as it’s now October I thought I’d show you some of my favourite sunset photographs.
Old rusting vehicle near Cammaes RoadPublished 25 September 2011
Time for another Sunday Picture and today it’s a picture of a rusting car.
Boots Enjoying the ShowPublished 18 September 2011
This was on the shores of Loch Lomond and because it was an extremely hot day, we went for a paddle, leaving our boots by the shore.
Peaty pools look very nice when you don’t have to walk through themPublished 11 September 2011
If there’s a photograph that could sum up the Pennine Way, it’s probably this one.
Five and a TreePublished 4 September 2011
Today’s photo was taken in 2006 on a day walk we did with some friends between Hassocks and Lewis, with some of the walk going along the South Downs Way.
Due a DeucharsPublished 28 August 2011
Catherine’s often described long distance walking in Britain as a bit like being a giant pub crawl, and how true that can be.
Consulting the MapPublished 21 August 2011
Over the years I’ve taken a seriously large amount of photographs and I thought I’d start sharing some of my favourites on this blog on a weekly basis.
