Day 0 – St Bees to Tarn Flatt – 3 Miles Why Day 0? Simply because the day was spent … More
Tag: walking
Of a once grand abbey, a once thriving village, glorious greenery, and a graveyard
I woke to a glorious sunny morning, eager to get out on the trail again. I had already decided which … More
Holloways and Sunken Paths, the Mysterious Ancient Highways
There are thousands of ancient paths criss crossing Dorset’s wonderful countryside but none more fascinating than these labyrinthine paths like the one … More
What Might Have Been!
A strange title perhaps but its actually a very appropriate title :)! I did a 16 mile walk last week and … More
A Walk in the Snow!!
Today, we woke up to snow :)! Now that is a rarity in Southern England, especially the part where I … More
Of Walking with your Eyes Open
I read an interesting article recently comparing photography with painting/drawing. The gist of it was that photographers see an eye-catching … More
Two Dorset Ferries
Hi all. Sorry for the lack of posts recently – unfortunately due to various events and health issues my walking … More
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path – On Reflection
Follow the Acorn Those of you who follow my blog will know that I have just completed an end to … More
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path – Part 7
DAY 13 – PENALLY to AMROTH – 9.4 miles The last day (or rather half day) of my walk dawned … More
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path – Part 6
DAY 11 – ANGLE to TREVALLEN – 18 miles What a difference a day makes! After two days of walking … More
The Dorset Rambler 