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…
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Category: Region
Milestones, 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…
Read MoreA Forgotten Dorset Village
Today I am walking in the Dorset countryside with my walking buddy Nigel from New Forest Navigation. Just over a year ago, whilst still avoiding contact with others, I did…
Read MoreA Loop Around Studdridge Farm
When staying at Cholsey Grange CL I don’t do many short walks, the exception being my regular couple of miles through the woods in the morning with Crosby. However, I…
Read MoreSkirmett’s Roman Bricks
On our travels I am always keen to find something interesting in an area which might not be a major tourist attraction but provides an insight into local history. Around…
Read MoreBrightwell Baldwin and Britwell Salome
Having spent over a week walking from Cholsey Grange CL today the car is moving for the first time since we arrived. The starting point for our walk is the…
Read MoreReturning to Bottom Wood
After a week on my own in the caravan I have been joined by Lynnie. She has decided to join me on a walk today as part of my planned…
Read MoreRoyal Blue in the Chilterns
I am continuing my quest to walk routes from Cholsey Grange CL I have not previously walked. I have been on all the paths I have planned for today, but…
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