When staying at Cholsey Grange we rarely get in the car to head for a walk, but today we are making the short trip over the hill to the village of Chinnor from where our …
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A Jamabout in the Chilterns from Cholsey Grange
Today we are once again walking from the caravan site at Cholsey Grange. A few weeks ago on our previous stay I did a walk with our daughter, Lolly and plan to do the same …
Continue readingWalk 2,018 Miles Challenge Update: Day 302 = 1,951 miles
After 302 days of my walk 2,018 mile challenge in support of the Trussell Trust I have covered 1,951 miles with over 228,000 feet of ascent. Most importantly, through the generosity of other I have …
Continue readingJoin Me On A Guided Walk – Ordnance Survey National GetOutside Day – 30 September
To celebrate the Ordnance Survey National GetOutside day on Sunday 30th September I am leading a 5 mile guided circular walk from the Wiltshire village of Pitton through the Clarendon Estate. Along the way we make …
Continue readingWandering around the Chiltern Hills from Cholsey Grange CL
We have stayed at Cholsey Grange CL a number of times and there are many excellent walks from the site. During this stay we have decided to add a few new walks in the area and …
Continue readingSunshine After the Rain at Cholsey Grange CL
After nearly a month at home we are back on the road. Following a trip away I often struggle to adapt to home life. It’s not that I don’t like being at home, it‘s great …
Continue readingWalking the Clarendon Way
For a number of years I have considered walking the Clarendon Way, the 27-mile walk between the cathedrals of Salisbury and Winchester. I am not sure what has stopped me, mainly trying to find the …
Continue readingBagging Trig Points on The Purbeck Hills
Having had my trip to Oswestry and the Welsh borders cut short due to Crosby going lame I have spent a few weeks at home. My early return has meant I have been able to …
Continue readingA Circuit Around the Lanes From Domo CL
When I took Crosby out early this morning he was limping. Initially I thought he had something stuck in one of his paws, I had a good look but couldn’t see anything. However, on closer …
Continue readingHeading North on The Offa’s Dyke Path from Domo CL
After three days of driving across to Llangollen to start my walking I have decided to walk from the site today. After the rain yesterday it is forecast to be another scorching day so before …
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