My original plan for this three week tour had been to manage two days of exercise in Sydney. I had the option of the full weekend in New Zealand and in summer I would have taken that and aimed too complete another section of the Queen Charlotte Trail (I missed posting on that and I […]
Section 13 and 14 of what will end up as about 75 stages were always going to be the most tedious involving post-industrial settings which while they have their own fascination lack aesthetic qualities normally associated with country walking. But they had to be done and today was my last chance for some weeks to […]
Today was one of my few days at home which meant a chance to catch up on post and email. I was hoping to get the new oak desk top fitted as well having spent three weeks oiling it but that failed, I upturned the raise and lower one with the ugly black MDF […]
Since completing Offa's Dyke Path over twelve days back in March I have somewhat neglected my walk around Wales. I had planned to be on the Pembroke Coast in July but I first have to traverse the South Wales Coast. &nbsnbsp;I should have just got it done, but the attractions of Snowdonia for by actual […]
A meeting in Bangor always raises the prospect of a possible day in the Mountains of Snowdonia and today was no exception. I’d had my eyes on the Minffordd trail route up Cadair Idris for some time. I stayed at its foot in the Gwesty Minffordd Hotel last February en route between Bangor University and the […]
Last month I had to alter my long standing plan to walk around Wales this year to accommodate the storm damage on the Anglesey Coast. It means I will now head down the border on the Offa's Dyke path (red on the map) before taking a clockwise route around the coast finishing by following the […]
My original plan for today was to Head for Glyntawe and complete a 14 mile circuit of Sinc Giedd and Bannau Sir Gaer but the friendly publican at the Hendrewen Hotel really wanted breakfast to be at 0900. That would mean I would get off at around 1100 and the last time I did that on […]
Today was one that combined exercise with sleep and very little else. By arrangement I headed off in newly purchased Baffin snow boots to the 0745 Dartmouth Ferry and met Ray at the entrance to the Farmer's market. From there we headed up to the cinder path that roughly tracks the Shubie Canal (pictured) as […]
As readers of the blog will have realised I managed a fair number of walks this Christmas and today was my last outing before work and travel bring me back to earth. I drove down to Exmoor last night through floods and tempest torn conditions to stay at the Culbone Inn for a couple of […]
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