Australia 2004, part 4: Cooktown
Women’s history and waterfalls: Cooktown delivers.
The Birks of Aberfeldy (and other walks)
Four Perthshire walks.
Along the Icefields Parkway
Heading north to Jasper – and back again!
Jackson to Yellowstone
An unexpected detour into Idaho and our first experience of geothermal activity in Yellowstone.
Canadian Rockies: Lake Louise
The end of a wonderful holiday – and a look back at a previous one.
Lake District walks: Elterwater circle
We had one completely dry day on our recent Lake District holiday and we used it to do a beautiful circular walk starting in Elterwater village. First, we walked alongside Elterwater… Read more Lake District walks: Elterwater circle →
New Lanark and the Falls of Clyde
New Lanark was built in the 1780s by cotton mill owner David Dale to house his workers. His son-in-law, Robert Owen, became a managing partner of New Lanark in 1800… Read more New Lanark and the Falls of Clyde →
Scottish Snapshots: Moffat
Scottish Snapshots is a series of short posts about places I visited in 2013 but didn’t write about at the time Moffat is a lovely little town in Dumfries and Galloway.… Read more Scottish Snapshots: Moffat →
Maine rains again
But not much. We woke to a beautiful day in Bethel, so set off for Grafton Notch again to do some of the hiking that we had deemed it too… Read more Maine rains again →
In Maine it’s mainly raining…
At least over Bethel today. There’s not much to do indoors here, so off we went out into it – in the car. This was planned as a hiking section… Read more In Maine it’s mainly raining… →
There’s gold in them thar hills – Dahlonega
On our last day in Georgia, we visit a gold mining museum.
Waterfalls and Alpine Helen
A little bit of Bavaria in Georgia.
The Glasgow Gallivanter 