Since my last blog post we've only been able to get out camping twice due to the weather and other things getting in the way. Our first trip was a 10 mile round-trip to Mossdale Scar just outside Grassington where there is a cave system some 6.5 miles long. We camped on the hillside above.… Read More »
Well, we've been on a lot of adventures since my last blog post, the highlight of which was a trip to Scotland where we visited an old(ish) friend in Glasgow and then went for a wild camp at Loch Valley in the Galloway Forest Park. Here are links to all the hikes/camping trips since my… Read More »
2022 is here and what better way to start the new year than a long(ish) hike in the Yorkshire countryside. This is a new route of a little more than 9 miles to check out a possible wild camp location within walking distance of the house. We didn’t find anywhere but it was still a… Read More »
A local hike to see Abel Cross and to visit a waterfall that we haven’t been to (or even spotted on the map) before now. Not sure it was worth the effort myself but the weather was good and as a bonus I convinced my human to carry me up the steepest hill on the way… Read More »
I've just completed a 10-mile linear walk from Thornton to Haworth taking in the Brontë Stones along the way. The Brontë Stones are a group of stones placed in the landscape between the birthplace of the Brontë family in Thornton near Bradford and the parsonage in Haworth.
Another trip to Fountains Fell, this time Ray Man came along. Unfortunately we didn't quite make it to Fountains Fell tarn but we will get there another time.