I walked for Sue Ryder Care, who had looked after my Dad so magnificently. Here, you can find out how it all went and what I am getting up to these days. Please feel free to join in with comments. Wednesday, 6 May 2015.

Navigating the interface between landscape history and deep topography;. Exploring landscape - an evolving gazetteer of landscape on the web. Thursday, 4 January 2018. Pathways through long winter days until bright Phoebus shines down again. A quick ramble here through an assemblage of mid-winter cultural highlights. If record shops are a species indicator of a civilised polis. Store A first wander around the racks yielded Bright Pheobus.

Art, Nature and the Big Outdoors. Saturday, 2 May 2015. Marine Conservation Zone or Profit? We took a trip with AK WIldlife cruises out of Falmouth to go on a four hour cruise along the Lizard coastline looking for Basking sharks, dolphins, jellyfish, local and migrant birds. Apart from the basking shark which was either being shy on the day, or basking in another area, we saw pretty much everything on our list, including a Peregrin falcon on the cliffs. View of coast from AK Wildlife boat.

There is a simple reason for this. So what have I been up to? First and foremost is to get outside enjoying myself as often as I can. Be it backpacking, running, walking, climbing or just sitting there, enjoying the view. Langdale inversion, August 2012.

This sometimes diary is tied to my webpages at www. Welcome to my walking diary. If your reading this you may have found my blog from my webpages. Or from a walking forum. First of all I have to thank Stuart of walkingplaces. The month of November s.

John Clark and The Woodwind Workshop. Behind The Woodwind Workshop is John Clark, an ex-mechanical fitter who took his skill as a precision engineer into the world of instrument repair and restoration. At the Woodwind Workshop we are committed to putting the same .

Monday, 25 May 2015. Keen For An Evening Stroll. The other day I decided to go out for an evening bimble, as I am travelling up and down to Aberdeen lately I decided I would catch Mount Keen on the way to Glasgow. I went in from the south from Glen Esk, the route on Walk Highlands. Looked simple and a incline was fairly gradual. It was a clear and warm night and the track was obvious so it made for easy navigation. Once I got a f.

Work had denied my last three attempts at heading up to the Lakes. Finally fourth time lucky my wish had been granted. Battling the usual M6 traffic chaos I parked up in a frosty Langdale at 10pm, noting a -4 temperature readout on the dashboard. As I hit the snow line I decided this would make a nice spot to camp, I found a fairly even patch of ground and tr.