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
On the way down from Jasper to Lake Louise, we stopped off to hike the Parker’s Ridge trail which overlooks the Saskatchewan Glacier. The weather seems to have deserted us… Read more Canadian Rockies: Lake Louise →
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 