A Trek to Thor’s Cave via Wetton Hill & Ecton Hill
From Wetton we took the long way round to Thor’s Cave, ticking Wetton Hill and Ecton Hill of our Ethel to-do list… Continue reading A Trek to Thor’s Cave via Wetton Hill & Ecton Hill
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A Two-Day Trek on the Sandstone Trail
Starting in Frodsham beside the Mersey estuary, we walked along the entire 34 miles of Cheshire’s Sandstone Trail to Whitchurch in north Shropshire. Continue reading A Two-Day Trek on the Sandstone Trail
Bagging Ethels on the Edale Skyline
A 33km round rove of the Edale Skyline, checking off Lose Hill, Mam Tor (again), Lord’s Seat, Brown Knoll and Win Hill. Continue reading Bagging Ethels on the Edale Skyline
Bagging Ethels Around Lyme Park
A late-spring saunter in the Cheshire countryside where we bagged Sponds Hill and Black Hill (Whaley Moor). Continue reading Bagging Ethels Around Lyme Park
A Detour to Glastonbury
On our drive home from our lads’ holiday in Cornwall, we stopped by Glastonbury to indulge in free vibes and more Arthurian Legend – including a trip to Avalon, no less. Continue reading A Detour to Glastonbury
Carnglaze Caverns, Truro & Godrevy – Cornwall Pt 5
A day of driving around Britain’s Celtic corner. From delving into the earth at Carnglaze Caverns to swimming in sewage at Godrevy Beach. Continue reading Carnglaze Caverns, Truro & Godrevy – Cornwall Pt 5
The Most Southerly Place in Great Britain – Cornwall Pt 3
Just a sunny day spent walking from Lizard Point to Kynance Cove – and back again. Continue reading The Most Southerly Place in Great Britain – Cornwall Pt 3
A Cloudy Ascent of The Cloud
After months away, I dipped my toes into the Peak District at Cheshire’s Bosley Cloud. Continue reading A Cloudy Ascent of The Cloud
A Winterly Walk From Malham Cove to Gordale Scar
Seeing out 2020 with a trip to the snowy Yorkshire Dales; checking out Malham Cove, Malham Tarn, Gordale Scar and Janet’s Foss. Continue reading A Winterly Walk From Malham Cove to Gordale Scar
Climbing Blencathra via Sharp Edge
The day before England’s Lockdown 2.0 I headed to the Lake District to scramble up a knife-edge ridge. It was not entirely enjoyable. Continue reading Climbing Blencathra via Sharp Edge
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