For a long time I have planned to do a circular walk from home taking in the Iron Age Hillfort at Figsbury Ring and then crossing Cockey Down to return…
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A Short Walk on the Downs
With both dogs limited to how far they can walk we are out for a short walk on the downs. Old age is catching up with Dexter, his arthritic joints won’t…
Read MoreA Stroll Around Church Copse
Usually at this time of year we are away in the caravan exploring the countryside. However, with the current Covid-19 pandemic and the resulting sensible restrictions on travel and the…
Read MoreFavourite Walks in Wiltshire
Wiltshire is a stunning county to walk in with far reaching views from chalk downland. It does not contain any significant peaks, the highest point in the county is Milk…
Read MoreBagging Cherhill and Devizes White Horses
Earlier in the year my walking buddy Mandy suggested we try and visit every white chalk horse in Wiltshire as part of our 2020 walks. At the time it seemed…
Read MoreBarford Down from Alderbury
When we are travelling around the Country in the caravan I try to ensure that part of the trip includes bagging a trig point or two. This usually involves spending…
Read MoreWoodford Valley and Stonehenge from Amesbury
I am out again today with my walking buddies Mandy, Glenda and Ged and we are starting from Amesbury, close to Glenda’s home. We start from the recreation ground…
Read MoreTrig Bagging from The Fox Revived
Today’s walk is unusual for me; I am filling time between dropping our son at Gatwick Airport, to return to Oslo where he lives and works, and collecting our friends Mandy…
Read MoreQuarley Hill from Middle Wallop
The car is going into the garage today so whilst it is there I am going to head out to bag a nearby trig point which has been in my…
Read MoreWalking in the Rain on the Quantock Hills
I am back on the Quantock Hills today, the weather forecast is not great and Lynnie has decided to stay in the caravan and catch up with some reading whilst…
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