Ok, ta for the japes everybody - the truth is (wait for it...) the truth is that it's inscibed on the door of a commercial premises in the lovely village of Bowes at the Eastern end of Stainmore Pass on the beautiful A66. An odd thing to draw on your door...
I am a retired NHS Personnel person. All I do nowadays is walk about.
I used to have my pet dog Bruno with me (in the front page pic). he was Superdawg but he died. Now I have Lucky the pup. He's a bit like Bruno, only smaller and more suspicious.
Plans for the summer.
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Every morning as I drink my first coffee, I read about what is going on in
the world. Every morning some new disaster has been reported. Life is not
pla...
Lancaster Music Festival 2023
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Okay, the Shaggy Inkcap was not one of the acts from the Lancaster Music
Festival. This photo is the sole representative from our habitual Sunday
walk arou...
Bilina again
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It's springtime for Czechia and Bilina
Suite Karolina
Friday April 12th
Taxi at 6am. Flight at 8.20. Arrival 11.30. Met by Helena and John. Lunch
at P...
Thursday 25 April 2024 - The Mull of Galloway
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Eight of us enjoyed a 10km stroll around the Mull of Galloway, which claims
to be the southernmost tip of Scotland, with views towards the Lake
Distric...
En Patagonia: Chapter Ten
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The date was February 12th – it was a few days after my cycle ride to Lago
del Desierto. While the pedals did not fall off, it felt like my arms and
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10 Tips to Make Your Dog Your Hiking Buddy
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Dogs make fantastic hiking buddies, bursting with excitement to explore the
outdoors. However, taking them on an adventure trail comes with risks, and
you ...
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I wrote this piece for a writing competition with a one hundred word limit.
Quite a challenge for a writer who has a tendency to use too many words!
Enjoy....
no one was hurt
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Well, this has happened:
the neighbor's tree came down across my barn.
There must have been an almighty crash, but the wind was roaring every time
I wo...
The Gateway to the Southern Pennines.
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*Wednesday 28th February 2024 *
Or so the area board says.
I for one had never considered it to be the gateway but there are certainly
lots of nice gat...
Tally-Ho! Whitworth Wander / Turkey Trot 2023
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*Whitworth Wander – Turkey Trot, 27th of a very wet December 2023*
*In memory of the late Brian Whitworth, a fine man, my friend, and a former
Hon Sec ...
2023 My year in review…
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January January was cycling,covid, pringles challenge & archery. February
was Peak District postings, archery, pubs & Stiles. March was a Work trip
to Bris...
2023 Trip Round Up
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Before I start looking back on this year, I need to explain a couple of
things about the blog. For many, many years using WordPress was free. Then
a handfu...
Reflections of TGO 2023
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I've taken my time to have a good think about this post. I think we can
safely say, my Challenge this year didn't go to plan.
I didn't have any major ch...
Cateran Trail..what a gem
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Day 1 Blairgowrie to Kirkmichael 24.5 km 523m ascent Day started dry but
with light rain coming in & staying for most of the day, so donned the
waterproofs...
A wet, windy wander
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My friend Chris suggests a couple of night's backpacking, away from our
home in the Peak District and leaves it me to choose. After some thought I
suggest ...
Another wee bit of scribbling
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OS map LR 42 January
In need of a breath of fresh air, I took the night coach north. Changing
at Glasgow, it was on to the Fort William train. The weat...
Happy Christmas 2020 ... if that's possible !!
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Well Hello, just wanted to wish anyone reading this a Happy Christmas with
a scene from my local village in the Derwent Valley North East. I'm not
sure h...
Protect NTS ranger and ecology services
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This isn’t a usual blogpost. As a consequence of the coronavirus lockdown
and lost income, the National Trust for Scotland is looking at making a
number of...
Wainwright’s - Fellbarrow and Low Fell
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From the parking at Waterend we followed the Bridleway opposite towards
Miresyke. As we climbed up the views opened out over Loweswater towards
Burnbank F...
Under the Northern Lights
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The previous week had been frustrating. I was 430 kilometres north of the
Arctic Circle and the Aurora forecast had been good. Whilst deep in the
wildernes...
msr mini groundhogs
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An easy way of losing weight from your rucksack is to replace the the tent
pegs that come with your shelter. Whilst these aren't necessarily poor
quality...
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Knipe Towers.
Shrouded in mystery??
The gates of hell?
On second thoughts, it could be wallpaper for a Goth's bedroom.
It is Mike's Knipe Towers front parlour.
Is it Time Team does Fred West's back garden?
(Sorry....)
Goole?
Ok, ta for the japes everybody - the truth is (wait for it...) the truth is that it's inscibed on the door of a commercial premises in the lovely village of Bowes at the Eastern end of Stainmore Pass on the beautiful A66.
An odd thing to draw on your door...
Goole ! Arf!
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