Lake District walks: Easdale Tarn
The weather doesn’t play ball and we have to retrace our steps.
Five Photos, Five Stories: Day 5
Five Lake District houses. Who lived there? Blackwell.
Five Photos, Five Stories: Day 4
Five Lake District houses. Who lived there? Wray Castle.
Five Photos, Five Stories: Day 3
Five Lake District houses. Who lived there? Allan Bank.
Five Photos, Five Stories: Day 2
Five Lake District houses. Who lived there? Townend.
Five Photos, Five Stories: Day 1
Five Lake District houses. Who lived there? Sizergh.
Benches with a view
Jude is looking for benches with a view for April’s Bench Series challenge. Having just come back from the Lake District, I could supply them in abundance – although I think the… Read more Benches with a view →
Take a Walk in the Park Day
Today is Take a Walk in the Park Day. Where could be better than the Lake District National Park? There are many people trekking the path up to Easdale Tarn via Sourmilk Ghyll.
The friends you made and the memories you left
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Cornish Chronicles: Penzance to Mousehole
On our last afternoon, we took a different sort of coastal walk. No cliff-top paths and deserted coves this time – the walk from Penzance to Mousehole (say it mowzel)… Read more Cornish Chronicles: Penzance to Mousehole →
Cornish Chronicles: Porthcurno
Porthcurno is yet another beautiful (and steep) Cornish village. We spent a whole day there, first at the Minack Theatre, then taking a coastal walk, and finally visiting the Telegraph Museum.… Read more Cornish Chronicles: Porthcurno →
Cornish Chronicles: Land’s End
Land’s End is the south-west tip of Great Britain and is reputed to be tacky. Having visited it’s equivalent in the north-east of Scotland, John O’Groats, I could well believe… Read more Cornish Chronicles: Land’s End →
The Glasgow Gallivanter 