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Sunday, November 23, 2008. We were amazed to see a hedgehog appear today while watching the birds feeding in the snow. He was only little, so we gave him plenty of food to help get through winter. Over on the side there - - - -.
90 Miles, 44 Pubs. This is a photo guide to the Lake District Inn Way which we walked in September 2007. It is a fantastic circular walk created by Mark Reid, taking you through the beautiful Lakeland landscape. The route passes 44 traditional English pubs, many of which have a unique range of local Real Ales. We hope it will be of some use to those who may be planning to do the walk themselves, or encourage others to give it a try. Day 1 - Saturday 8th September.
94 Miles, 48 Pubs. This is a photo guide to the Northumberland Inn Way which we walked in August 2008. This page contains full details of all stages, or you can use the links on the right to view each individual stage. We combined the walk with a family holiday and so made some of the days shorter to be able to also fit in trips to the Farne Islands, coastal castles and Cragside House and gardens. Please enjoy our report, and sign our guestbook or leave comments.
This page contains full details of all stages, or you can use the links on the right to view each individual stage. We have also collected together details of the accommodation we stayed in. We hope it will be of some use to those who may be planning to do the walk themselves, or encourage others to give it a try. Please enjoy our report, and sign our guestbook or leave comments. Day 1 - St Dogmaels to Newport. 16 miles, 9 hours. As we turned to head southwards around the p.
76 Miles, 26 Pubs. This is a photo guide to the Yorkshire Dales Inn Way which we walked in May 2008. This page contains full details of all stages, or you can use the links on the right to view each individual stage. We have also collected together details of the accommodation we stayed in. We hope it will be of some use to those who may be planning to do the walk themselves, or encourage others to give it a try. Day 1 - Grassington to Buckden. We soon felt we had entered th.
This page contains full details of all stages, or you can use the links on the right to view each individual stage. We have also collected together details of the accommodation we stayed in. We hope it will be of some use to those who may be planning to do the walk themselves, or encourage others to give it a try. Day 1 - Carlisle to Caldbeck.
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This web page hadrianswall08.blogspot.com states the following, "This is a photo guide to Hadrians Wall Path which we combined with the Cumbria Way for a two week walk in June 2008." We saw that the webpage said " This is a great walk along the historic line of Hadrians Wall, built in AD 122 to mark the northern boundary of the Roman empire in Britain." It also said " Please enjoy our report, and sign our guestbook or leave comments. Day 1 - Wallsend to Newcastle. 6 miles, 2 12 hours. Lies at the eastern end of Hadrians Wall. We spent a couple of hours explo."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Monday, May 18, 2009. I planned to drive up to Bowness-on-Solway the night before the walk, and use a baggage transfer service. All I need now is to put one foot in front of the other and let my mind wander free. Leg it from Chollerford to near Newburn.
This will be a daily blog on my walk across the whole 85 miles of the wall. Date of Expedition is 5,6,7 and 8th August 2010 -. Why am I choosing to do this. I have enjoyed walking now for the past year and in that time have decided to push myself to another level and that is to walk the full length of Hadrians Wall within 4 days. Sunday, 8 August 2010. Day 4 The Final Countdown.
A bit about the campsite. Please note we can only take bookings over the telephone.
Our experience allows us to appreciate the important credit factors which influence performance in this sector.
This section of Northumberland is one of the least populated and unspoilt areas of England yet it is a treasure trove of holiday activities and in easy reach of the city of Newcastle. Many of the photographs used in this site were taken by Roger Clegg, one of the premier photographers of Northumberland.