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The notes were written after the completion of the walk in 2002 and are reproduced with only minor edits and corrections. All costs and observations are as at 2002.
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Pennine Way Notes (2001/02): Day 18: From Byrness to Uswayford (Clennell Street) - 16 miles
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Pennine Way Notes (2001/02). The notes were written after the completion of the walk in 2002 and are reproduced with only minor edits and corrections. All costs and observations are as at 2002. Wednesday, 25 June 2008. Day 18: From Byrness to Uswayford (Clennell Street) - 16 miles. At least the weather had improved a shade: when attacked it was by infrequent, if heavy, showers. I’m sure the Chew Green Roman Camp is of interest to archaeologists: to the untutored eye it is merely a series of humps a...
Pennine Way Notes (2001/02): Postscript
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Pennine Way Notes (2001/02). The notes were written after the completion of the walk in 2002 and are reproduced with only minor edits and corrections. All costs and observations are as at 2002. Wednesday, 25 June 2008. The Pennine Way is not a life changing experience, but it is certainly a life enhancing one. It is accessible to anyone who is moderately fit; it is not the exclusive reserve of the athlete. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Pennine Way Planning Links. Pennine Way National Trail. Day 16:...
Pennine Way Notes (2001/02): Day 3: From Standedge to Charlestown (Hebden Bridge) - 15 miles
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Pennine Way Notes (2001/02). The notes were written after the completion of the walk in 2002 and are reproduced with only minor edits and corrections. All costs and observations are as at 2002. Tuesday, 24 June 2008. Day 3: From Standedge to Charlestown (Hebden Bridge) - 15 miles. The book was first published in 1990, so, I guess, the fieldwork was done a year or two earlier. To most people from Lancashire or Yorkshire, the masts at Windy Hill, just off the M62, are an ugly, if familiar, sight. On th...
Pennine Way Notes (2001/02): Day 16: From Twice Brewed to Bellingham - 15 miles
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Pennine Way Notes (2001/02). The notes were written after the completion of the walk in 2002 and are reproduced with only minor edits and corrections. All costs and observations are as at 2002. Wednesday, 25 June 2008. Day 16: From Twice Brewed to Bellingham - 15 miles. 8220;You will be starting the Appalachian Trail next year then? 8221; I asked sweetly. 8220;You’re not holding it properly, hold it like this,” he instructed. Carefully teaching us dullards, he gave a slow motion and complex demonstration...
Pennine Way Notes (2001/02): Day 12: From Langdon Beck YHA to Dufton - 12.5 miles
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Pennine Way Notes (2001/02). The notes were written after the completion of the walk in 2002 and are reproduced with only minor edits and corrections. All costs and observations are as at 2002. Wednesday, 25 June 2008. Day 12: From Langdon Beck YHA to Dufton - 12.5 miles. Rounding a bend in the river Cauldron Snout presents itself: a boiling torrent of water and spray cascading down a steep cliff of dolerite rock. 8220;Bloody hell,” I ventured eloquently. “How on earth do we get up that? Walking high abo...
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Coast to Coast Revisited: Random Thoughts
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Coast to Coast Revisited. This blog is a record of my 2008 attempt at, and preparations for, Wainwright's Coast to Coast walk. Saturday, 3 January 2009. There are many extended walks in the UK, some just as scenic and varied as the Coast to Coast Walk. None, however, have its sociability: the camaraderie between hikers, from diverse ages, backgrounds and nationalities, is beguiling and addictive. The mix is magical. My third crossing was just as enjoyable as the previous two. . The stages were about right.
2007: Dales Way and More: A Walk in the Northern Dales – Introduction
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2007: Dales Way and More. A Description of a Dales Way walk in spring 2007, a summer trek in the Dales and a hike along the Cumbria Way. Wednesday, 2 July 2008. A Walk in the Northern Dales – Introduction. In the summer of 2007 I walked a three day route in the Pennines. I’d hiked the Dales Way in April, and planned to visit the Cumbria Way in September. There was a need to do something between the two expeditions to prevent myself from becoming too decrepit. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
2007: Dales Way and More
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2007: Dales Way and More. A Description of a Dales Way walk in spring 2007, a summer trek in the Dales and a hike along the Cumbria Way. Friday, 4 July 2008. Day 1: Ulverston to Coniston (16 miles). Sunday 16 September 2007. The day dawned dark and chilly with the forecasters predicting heavy and sustained rain throughout the day. Breakfast was a vegetarian affair: good enough, but I can’t recommend vegan sausage. Another of the joys of trail walking is visiting hidden, seldom seen places in popular area...
2007: Dales Way and More: Day 3: Keld to Hawes (About 11.5 miles)
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2007: Dales Way and More. A Description of a Dales Way walk in spring 2007, a summer trek in the Dales and a hike along the Cumbria Way. Wednesday, 2 July 2008. Day 3: Keld to Hawes (About 11.5 miles). Friday 3 August 2007. My feet were still playing up. I put the problem down to my Brasher Supalite GTX boots not being tough enough for my route. I’d have to splash out on something more robust before September. The path soon empties onto open moor. It is mostly paved and provides. There were a few people ...
2007: Dales Way and More: July 2008
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2007: Dales Way and More. A Description of a Dales Way walk in spring 2007, a summer trek in the Dales and a hike along the Cumbria Way. Friday, 4 July 2008. Tuesday 18 September 2007. After arriving at the ODG my foot problem worsened. My right foot, from the ball to the toes erupted into one large deep-seated blister. I treated it as best I could and retired to bed, hoping the rest would relieve the problem. By morning it had, if anything, worsened. As on my last trip in the Dales, I was pleased that t...
Coast to Coast Revisited: Catterick Bridge to Ingleby Cross
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Coast to Coast Revisited. This blog is a record of my 2008 attempt at, and preparations for, Wainwright's Coast to Coast walk. Thursday, 9 October 2008. Catterick Bridge to Ingleby Cross. Sunday 14 September 2008. Walking Distance: 19 miles). The Jenkins Memorial, Bolton-on-Swale. Breakfast lived up to St Giles Farm’s exacting standards. I was on my feet by 08:45hrs for the long slog to Ingleby Cross and walked intermittently with the Pilots. When I first came this way the White Swan. After Oaktree Hill,...
Coast to Coast Revisited: November 2008
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Coast to Coast Revisited. This blog is a record of my 2008 attempt at, and preparations for, Wainwright's Coast to Coast walk. Monday, 10 November 2008. Glaisdale to Robin Hoods Bay. The Toll Bar, Egton Bridge. The last moor, Graystone Hills. Nearly there: Sarah, Jo's hubby, Chris, Jo and Pete. Wednesday 17 September 2008. Walking Distance: 18.5 miles). Before catching another, conventional, train home. I met a couple of American ladies walking along the old toll road beyond Egton Bridge. They were h...
2007: Dales Way and More: Cumbria Way – Introduction
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2007: Dales Way and More. A Description of a Dales Way walk in spring 2007, a summer trek in the Dales and a hike along the Cumbria Way. Friday, 4 July 2008. Cumbria Way – Introduction. I’d updated my gear after my last outing: new Berghaus rucksack and Meindl walking boots. Unfortunately, against all received wisdom, the boots had only been used for a few miles of local walking along the cliffs. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My Other Walking Pages. 2002: Pennine Way Notes. Day 1: Hawes to Kirkby S...
2007: Dales Way and More: Day 1: Hawes to Kirkby Stephen (About 15.5 miles)
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2007: Dales Way and More. A Description of a Dales Way walk in spring 2007, a summer trek in the Dales and a hike along the Cumbria Way. Wednesday, 2 July 2008. Day 1: Hawes to Kirkby Stephen (About 15.5 miles). Wednesday 1 August 2007. The first pull of the walk was an 800 foot climb up Cotter End a mile or two out of Hawes – something of a shock to the system after having had a sedate ride over to the Dales. Never mind; I eventually got to the top. The walk went through grand, outstanding country. ...
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Pennine Way Notes (2001/02)
Pennine Way Notes (2001/02). The notes were written after the completion of the walk in 2002 and are reproduced with only minor edits and corrections. All costs and observations are as at 2002. Wednesday, 25 June 2008. The Pennine Way is not a life changing experience, but it is certainly a life enhancing one. It is accessible to anyone who is moderately fit; it is not the exclusive reserve of the athlete. Day 19: From Uswayford to Kirk Yetholm - 13 miles. It was only after paying the bill and the realis...
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The Pennine Way Association. Protecting Britain's first and finest long distance footpath. Older posts →. Closure of the PWA – Some Votes of Thanks. January 11, 2016. Members I know, would join me in expressing that appreciation and thanks. The Pennine Way Association may now be closing, but the Pennine Way remains. I do hope that you will all continue your interest in it, that you will continue to enjoy it as much as you have done in the past and that you will encourage and help others to do so. 1 The A...
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Pennine Way Blog
This blog is intended for the children of Pennine Way Junior School to write about what's been happening at school during their week. Sunday, 17 April 2011. Should Pennine Way become an Academy? All parents should have received notifiation that Pennine Way is consulting on a proposal to become an academy. If you have any questions you can post them here. They will all be answered. R Mansfield - Headteacher. D Roe - Chair of Governors. PWJS Year 6 Blog. Friday, 21 January 2011. Yr6 @ the Theatre. Take a l...
