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The write up for my "TGO Challenge 2012 Strathcarron to Braidon Bay (Well,
it started off that way...)" is available on the right. Any
corrections/addition...
TGO Challenge 2012 – A reflection
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I’m sitting in the sun updating my blog. The weather has been sunny and
hot for the last week and it’s almost too hard to remember how miserable it
was du...
My cover photo
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I'm feeling a bit chuffed today. See the photo below, I took it in March
last year when I was having a four day walking holiday in Thurlby,
Lincolnshire. N...
A Postcard From Timperley!
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[image: Sue - back on Domestic Duties]
Well, I’m busy slaving over nearly 1000 photos taken during the past two
weeks, whilst Sue trundles around the gar...
Thursday 24 May - Beinn Bhuidhe
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(This post has been put together in bits and pieces so apologies if it is a bit disjointed.)The most western top of the long ridge running eastwards to Beinn...
Balmy nights on the hills and filming for Karrimor
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Crikey! The weather aint half been funny in recent months, eh? Only the
other week it was windswept with snow in places and now it's like the
height of...
Blackbird Nest
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TBH was pruning a shrub in the garden. She lopped of a branch and….ta-da!
The kids were very excited. Well, actually they weren’t the only ones. TBH
stoppe...
Challenge 2012 Weather
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So many people who we met complained of horrendous weather. The number of
drop-outs was the highest ever seen (53 out of just over 300). Yet our
experience...
The West Highland Way - Before
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It's a great feeling; the grass has been cut; gentle, reassuring words
delivered to the spuds, shallots, rhubarb and the rest; the house is tidy
and hoov...
Feet First: I’m Not a Pheasant Plucker . . .
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SO I’m sitting at work doing my job – which consists of creating and
editing the national news pages of The Northern Echo and one or two other
things – whe...
DARTMOOR PERAMBULATION (part one)
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'BASE CAMP' AT EAST OKEMENT FARM*I got back from the BPC Dorset Group's* *Dartmoor
Perambulation late Sunday afternoon. *
*This was the first multi day bac...
The Pennine Way – The Musical
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I know how daft this will sound to all you IT minded people out there,
but we only just discovered Windows Movie Maker a couple of weeks ago.
Almost imposs...
pennine way calamity
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It started here...
...And ended here.
And this is what happened in between... On the first day as I was crossing
Featherbed Moss my right foot found a...
Pumlumon Fawr – a night on the roof of Mid Wales
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As I turned off the mountain road towards the nature reserve at Glaslyn I
noticed that the verges surrounding the entrance to the track was full of
parked ...
Running on empty.............
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There was a slight hint that things might not go as planned - my Neoair
burst and deflated, leaving me trying to sleep on Louise's lounge
floor......I repl...
Wet, wet, wet.
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The Cambrian mountain area has always been a popular spot for me. After my
recent foray in to the area with Mike, (northernpies.blogspot) My interest
in t...
Wetherlam
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*Saturday 12th May. Wetherlam from Tilberthwaite.*
Yesterday evening we were told by a local farmer that tomorrow was going
to be a fine day. You have t...
Lingmoor Fell
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Saturday and not working, and it's reasonably sunny, so we head for Chapel
Stile and Lingmoor Fell. Previous visits have all been from Blea Tarn side
so...
Brown Hill Barows
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Saturday 12-5-12 parked at the end of the track to Whelpstone Lodge SD
76875 59502
up to the trig with views of Penyghent and Inglebourgh
looking...
THAT'S IT! I'M OFF
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So, that's it.
*All packed!*
And as usual, far far more that I will ever need
*UNLESS! *
*I am off to get the train to London*
*To get the Tube to E...
TGO Challenge Kit List
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My brain hurts: This has been a challenge all in itself.
I blame Louise. She started it, Miss! Well, she started the spreadsheet /
weight thing. I had r...
Some peaks, pubs and a broken tent:
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*A backpacking trip in the Yorkshire Dales with good company and enhanced
with good wild camps.*
Terry informed me that Andrew was waiting for us to co...
A Long Walk on the Isle of Skye (Part 5)
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*Day 6*
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Loch Sligachan to Portree
I was up and off early this morning, and immediately missed the path to the
road end at Peinchorran. Instead, I ended...
My computer ist Kaput
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and I am not minded to replace the bugger.
I write this in the library with all the other silver surfers.
The smell of pee and Werthers Originals is overpowe...
CPRE and wind farms
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I was glad to see in today’s Sunday Times, that CPRE ( The Campaign to
Protect Rural England) is taking a much stronger line regarding the siting
of wind f...
Deerstalker 2012 Run – A Muddy Romp
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I finally returned several years after running the first Deerstalker 5k,
this time talking Traci into running it with me. Watch the video above for
an idea...
Crikey!
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...it's all been very inspirational.
I'm alluding to the blog-fest I've just indulged in. I've got a giant mug
that holds about a pint...roughly 1/2 a litre...
Knoydart 2012
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Last year I visited Knoydart for the first time on a trip organised by our
friends Steve and Elaina. We stayed in the fantastic Knoydart House luxury
acco...
Another excursion to our favourite field
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A walk doesn’t have to be a major expedition, I’ve found. A simple stroll
up the hill to our favourite field can lay the foundations for a lovely
afternoon...
Kilmeston Circular via Beacon Hill
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*Saturday 25th February 2012*
OS Map Explorer 132 - Winchester, New Alresford & East Meon
Car Parking ref: SU589258
Distance: 7 miles approx.
(photographs...
Taking a break 2
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In a week when i re-adjust to life generally in 2012 as an armchair
photographer, I am sitting here at my kitchen / dining table dreaming about
nostalgi...
Glastonbury Abbey
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The ruins of Glastonbury Abbey lie close to the centre of the town. The
abbey was founded in the 7th century and was one of the most important
early r...
Castle Tioram, Moidart
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We've really been enjoying getting to know this area. Moidart and it's
surrounds are full of hidden gems. Castle Tioram is one of them. I
apologise for ...
Blow you Bugger, Blow
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Thanks folks for the kind welcome back.
Back from where? Ah that's another tale, and one that will have to wait
awhile.
For the moment - some snaps from t...
awanderingknight – Meet the Outdoor Bloggers
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Name – Ken Knight Blog – awanderingknight Twitter profile – kenknight Age
– 44 Home Town – Ann Arbor, MI Where do you spend most of your time
outdoors?...
Looks like reindeer
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So we bought these trailers off eBay last month. They're cheaper versions
of more expensive ones you can buy from reputable places. They're going to
be O...
Yule Pot Pourri
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I've bagged up the Yule Pot Pourri today, 9 bags.
Also bagged up some dried orange slices and some cinnamon stick bundles.
Ready for the Christmas Cra...
My New Food Blog
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The Fatdog Broadcasting Corporation has made the decision to expand…we’ve
moved into the world of food! Needless to say The Fatdog is ecstatic at
this turn...
The stats from the walk I did on 7th March.
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Here are a few details and the stats from the walk I did on Monday 7thMarch.
I didn’t do this as a circular walk as I was able to get dropped off by my
mum ...
Moel Wnion and Aber Falls
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Abergwyngregyn - Glyn - Moel Wnion - Afon Garn - Aber Falls - Abergwyngreyn
This ascent up Moel Wnion gave fantastic views over the Lavan Sands and
across ...
Good Things and Bad Things
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Its been a while since I posted anything here. I've been so busy, and it's
been so long, I forgot my password and the security questions. So I
couldn't ge...
4 comments:
Genius.
Why waste words?
(That's my life, that is....)
Oh dear. lol
I was going to make a wise-crack until I saw the word: verrible.
No further comment needed!
JJ
No matter what anybody says, this is the future for heducation.
Christian values and wanton , mindless cruelty. Kids need motivating to learn....
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