We recently headed off to the Lake District for another hike and wild camp. You may remember a certain Mr Stott from a previous outing to the Lakes (Dalehead Tarn), well he came with us on this one too - nice to have someone else to run with for a change! Despite the dire weather… Read More »
No tarns, cairns or trig points on this one. We’d been to this location a few times already but my human wanted to go again to capture it on video. If you’ve watched my previous videos you may remember the “Hanging Stone” – it was still there, still hanging! It was a glorious day with… Read More »
Great Coum is another one of the Dales 30 Hewitts and at 687m above sea-level it is placed at #9. It is our 18th Dales 30 Hewitt! It was a lovely warm day when we arrived, plenty of blue sky around. We had a nice long, steady walk along some tracks before we had to tackle Great… Read More »
Bagging the trig point on Lad Law (517m above sea-level) had been on my bucket list for a long time, it was on my human’s too or so he said. We finally made the effort and after parking near to Upper Coldwell Reservoir set off on a steady, gentle hike to the foot of Lad… Read More »
Time to tackle another one of the Dales 30 Hewitts. This one, Baugh Fell, stands at 678m above sea-level and is placed at #12. This was a cold day and the wind was pretty relentless for the whole hike. There were so many false summits on the way to the top it stopped being funny… Read More »
A few days ago my human dragged me out of a nice deep sleep to visit The Twelve Apostles, a prehistoric stone circle (aka a pile of old stones). Getting there involved a short drive and a short hike which doesn’t sound too bad but shortly after we arrived it started raining. Though it was… Read More »