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Category: Backpacking

Descriptive accounts of some of my backpacking exploits over the years, plus bits and pieces on backpacking.

The Dorset and Devon Coast Path 2018 – Day 4

The last day of my four day coastal adventure and I was again up early – I had a train … More

backpacking, Budleigh Salterton, camping, Devon, Devon Coast Path, Exmouth, High Peak, Jurassic Coast, Ladram Bay, Sidmouth, The Dorset Rambler, trekking, walking

The Dorset and Devon Coast Path 2018 – Day 3

At 6am I climbed out of my tent to make a cup of tea and breakfasted on cereal bars as … More

backpacking, Branscombe Mouth, camping, Cannington Viaduct, coast, Colyton, Devon Coast Path, Dorset Coast Path, Seaton, The Dorset Rambler, tramway, walking, Weston Mouth, Weston Plats

The Dorset and Devon Coast Path 2018 – Day 2

As always, I rose at the crack of dawn to another lovely day, although the tent was wet so there … More

backpacking, Burton Bradstock, camping, Charmouth, Dorset Coast Path, Golden Cap, long distance walks, Lyme Regis, Seatown, The Dorset Rambler, Thorncome Beacon, walking, West Bay

The Dorset and Devon Coast Path 2018

I had been looking forward to this day for some time – the start of my 4 day backpack along … More

Abbotsbury, abbotsbury castle, backpacking, camping, Chesil Beach, Dorset Coast Path, puncknowle, tent, The Dorset Rambler, The Fleet, weymouth

The Dales High Way – Summary

The Dales High Way is one of England’s long distance footpaths and runs for 90 miles from Saltaire to Appleby … More

backpacking, camping, England, fells, long distance footpath, Moors, north, planning the walk, The Dales High Way, The Dorset Rambler, walking, Yorkshire Dales

The Dales High Way Backpack – Day 7

Day 7 dawned to another bright sunny morning. I was up before 4.30am and packed up and out on the … More

Appleby in Westmorland, backpacking, camping, Dales, Great Asby, Great Kinmond, Hoff Beck, Ravenstonedale, Rutter Force, Rutter Mill, Sunbiggin, The Dales High Way, The Dorset Rambler, walking, Yorkshire

The Dales High Way Backpack – Day 6

It was another early start on this penultimate day of my Dales High Way walk, and another warm start too. … More

Arant Haw, backpacking, Calders, camping, Dales, Dent, long distance trail, Newbigging on Lune, north, Rowantree Grains, Sedbergh, Settlebeck Gill, The Calf, The Dales High Way, The Dorset Rambler, The Howgill Fells, The Howgills, walking, Yorkshire

The Dales High Way Backpack – Day 5

This was a day with a difference! Well, it started differently anyway – you see, they were doing cooked breakfasts … More

aqueduct, backpacking, camping, Chapel le Dale, Dent, Dentdale, fells, long distance walk, mountains, north, Ribblehead, tent, The Dales High Way, The Dorset Rambler, viaduct, walking, Whernside, Yorkshire

The Dales High Way Backpack – Day 4

Day 4 was a day that didn’t turn out as planned – the best laid plans of mice and men … More

backpacking, camping, Chapel le Dale, Elaines Tea Rooms, Feizor, Ingleborough, limestone pavement, plateau, Simon Fell, Smearset Scar, The Dales High Way, The Dorset Rambler, walking, Wharfe, Whernside, Yorkshire

The Dales High Way Backpack – Day 3

Day 3 dawned to bright sunshine again. Although I was up just after 5.30, the young walkers had already left … More

backpacking, camping, cloud inversion, Dales, Gorsdale, Hull Pot, Kirkby Fell, limestone pavement, Malham Cove, Pen Y Ghent, Settle, Stainforth, The Dales High Way, The Dorset Rambler, walking, Yorkshire

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