My quest to find new walks for Lynnie and I to undertake sees us back in Ingleton today. I have planned a route which will enable me to bag a…
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Reaching 2,021 “Boots On” Miles
Lynnie has suggested that today I should take it easier having completed the clockwise route of the Three Peaks yesterday. I am broadly in agreement, but have in mind…
Read MoreClockwise Around The Three Peaks
I have walked the Yorkshire Three Peaks on four occasions. Each time I have taken the traditional anti-clockwise route . The first three trips started at Horton-in-Ribblesdale going up Pen-y-ghent…
Read MoreReturning to Ingleborough
Somethings are a given when we stay at Brigholme Farm CL, top of the list is that during the stay I will walk up Ingleborough. Usually I manage it at…
Read MoreHunter Bark and Mearbeck
On our last trip to Giggleswick I did a walk that took me to nearby Long Preston and on the way I bagged a trig point at Hunter Bark. Before…
Read MoreBack in Settle
After a few days at Hall Croft CL we are on the move to Giggleswick to stay at Brigholme Farm. Over the years it has been the CL we have…
Read MoreOn Skipton Moor
Whilst scanning the map yesterday evening I spotted the Ordnance Survey Trig Pillar on Skipton Moor, it is one I have not bagged and it can be reached from our…
Read MoreMilestones, Boundary Stones and Trig Points
My interest in walking was really ignited in my teens when we used to visit family friends who lived in Eldwick. On occasions I would take myself off for a…
Read MoreTwelve Apostles and the Cow and Calf
The last time we stayed at Hall Croft CL we had our old Labrador Dexter travelling with us and because he was unable to walk long distances I spent most…
Read MoreThree Trigs from Lyndhurst
Over the last couple of years my walking buddy Mandy and I have been brushing up our navigation skills by attending the National Navigation Award Scheme courses run by Nigel…
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