This was a walk with Southport Ramblers on Sunday February 28th. We arrived at Staveley, a place I had never heard of until around two weeks ago, at around 11:00. Technically we (the A-walkers) were dropped off at the side … Continue reading →
Yes, finally, after banging on about it for well over a year, I have managed to complete the infamous (in my world anyway) Anglezarke Amble in…(spoiler alert) Nine hours and thirty five minutes! And here’s the story of the day … Continue reading →
First logged Ramble of the year. I must admit to having never heard of this Burton. Of course as a fan of football (my team is about to disappear into the ether!) I had heard of Burton Albion…I don’t think … Continue reading →
Last year I celebrated New Year by climbing my favourite hill – Pendle, on New Year’s Eve – effectively 2014 (still with me folks?). I made the comittment to do the same walk the following year but around December this … Continue reading →
Well now, this was a good walking year! January saw the start of my walking year…I know how obvious that sounds but some years I haven’t started walking until March. I had decided to have another bash at joining Southport … Continue reading →
Karl and I had been threatening to go for a walk together for a while…about four months. We had agreed to do another section of the Anglezarke Amble but, this was postponed as the car was not available to me … Continue reading →
Walk Twenty Two – Arthur’s Seat This was the culmination of our (mine and Christine’s) walk around Edinburgh on Saturday 10th of October. We had already walked from the centre of the city up to the beautiful Edinburgh Castle, then … Continue reading →
Snowdon walk on Sunday 27th September, with Darren and Connor Peake Myself and Darren (my brother in law, well he would be if Christine and I ever get married) had talked about doing this walk a couple of weeks before … Continue reading →
The walk of Sunday 13th of September, 2015. (18th walk this year) I’d been meaning to go for a solo walk over the old girl (yep, that sounds misogynistic enough!) for a couple of weeks since the Y3PiR marathon. This … Continue reading →
I hadn’t been for a dedicated, hill, walk since tackling the epic Fairfield Horseshoe in July. With the advent of the perilous (okay subjective, I know) Yorkshire Three Peaks Reverse Route, I thought that it would make sense to get … Continue reading →