A Walk Around Cartagena
After looking at Google Earth I realised that the journey into Cartagena would be an interesting one, as the bay is surrounded by mountains. ...
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A Walk Around Malaga
Next stop is Malaga in Andalucia. ...
A Walk Around Gibraltar
Gibraltar has its very own micro-climate, and unfortunately its British! Whilst nearby Spain was in sunshine The Rock was shrouded in cloud. A bit of a home from home! I have always wanted to visit Gibraltar, my grandfather worked here for the MOD in...
A Walk Around Tangier
This particular cruise included a few places we had never been before, plus we could explore every destination on foot. ...
Great Gable via Beck Head
Yesterday Ged, Kas and I went to Wasdale Head to climb Great Gable (2949ft) which we last climbed two years ago in snow. This time we would take the Moses Trod path up to Beck Head then ascend the rocky ridge to the summit. We have been waiting for a...
Great Crag, Watendlath & Grange Fell from Stonethwaite
On Thursday Ged, Kas and I drove to Stonethwaite to climb Great Crag (1500ft) and Grange Fell (1345ft). We would also visit Dock Tarn and Watendlath. We parked along the road leading to Stonethwaite. ...
Angletarn Pikes and Beda Fell to Martindale
On Tuesday Ged, Kas and I drove to Patterdale in order to climb Angletarn Pikes (1857ft) and Beda Fell (1664ft). Then to descend into Martindale to the old church, and walk back to Patterdale via the lakeside path. The weather was forecast as 50mph g...
Middle Fell, Seatallan and Buckbarrow and a Legend
Yesterday Brendan and I went to Greendale to climb Middle Fell (1908ft), Seatallan (2266ft) and Buckbarrow (1410ft). A walk of 6 miles. The mountain forecast was for cloud but with panoramic views and 0% chance of rain, the weather was due to improve...
Blencathra via Hall’s Fell
On Wednesday Brendan, Ged, Kas and I went to Threlkeld to climb Blencathra (2847ft) via the Hall’s Fell ridge. A walk of about six miles. ...
A walk Around Derwent Water
On Saturday Brendan, Ness and I drove to Portinscale to do the 9 mile walk around Derwent Water. It is longer than Ennerdale but a lot easier, with places to stop and the shops of Keswick at the end. ...
