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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Category: South West
On a Section of the Grand Western Canal
Whilst at the Cadeside CAMC site last January we did an interesting walk along a disused section of the Grand Western Canal and we’ve decided to combine part of that…
Read MoreSearching the Quantocks for a Missing Glove
On yesterday’s walk on the Quantock Hills Lynnie managed to lose one of her expensive Sealskin walking gloves, so today we plan to do the same walk but in reverse…
Read MoreExploring Combes on the Quantock Hills
Today we are returning to a familiar spot to walk on the Quantock Hills. The forecast is for a bright but chilly day. Ideal to enjoy one of my favourite…
Read MoreA Seven Mile Walk from Stoke St Mary
We are away on our first caravan trip of 2020 and have returned to familiar territory on Cadeside CAMC site so we can catch up with friends in Somerset. This…
Read MoreFollowing Droves from Coombe Bissett
This is my last long walk of 2019 with my walking buddies Mandy, Glenda and Ged. We have decided to follow tracks across the eastern end of Cranborne Chase starting…
Read MoreDroves and Trig Pillars on Cranborne Chase
Today I am heading back onto Cranborne Chase with two of my walking buddies, Mandy and Ged. Over the last year we have walked regularly together and explored parts of…
Read MoreVisiting the Fovant Badges
Today Lynnie and I are out for a days walking on Cranborne Chase to check out a route I plan to use as a guided walk in a few days…
Read MoreExploring the Cranborne Chase from Tollard Royal
A few days ago I was chatting to Mandy, one of my walking buddies and I mentioned a walk I had done on Cranborne Chase earlier in the year. This…
Read MoreAvebury to Stonehenge on the Sarsens Trail
Earlier in the year with three friends, Mandy, Glenda and Ged, I walked the Clarendon Way, the 27-mile route between Winchester Cathedral and Salisbury Cathedral it was a cracking day…
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