Sunday, 2 October 2016
Wednesday, 14 September 2016
Popping over to the Hilbre Islands......
I was planning to spend the day walking down the Wirral Peninsula's west coast with a work mate.
This work mate persuaded me to have a walk to Hilbre Island, as it is known.
It is in fact an archipelago of three islands. It is obvious from West Kirby that it is certainly one large island and a small island.
Although I do visit the west of the Wirral every now and then, it has been about 27 years since I previously walked to Hilbre.
Anyway, glad I got persuaded as these shots show.
This work mate persuaded me to have a walk to Hilbre Island, as it is known.
It is in fact an archipelago of three islands. It is obvious from West Kirby that it is certainly one large island and a small island.
Although I do visit the west of the Wirral every now and then, it has been about 27 years since I previously walked to Hilbre.
Anyway, glad I got persuaded as these shots show.
Saturday, 23 July 2016
Discovering Kettlewell....
I have been spending an extended weekend with my family, in a location which is just outside Skipton (a gateway to the Yorkshire Dales National Park). This was courtesy of my Mother's 70th Birthday.
On a couple of days, I did manage to find a little bit of time to do a little bit of walking. I plumped to head for Kettlewell, in Upper Wharfedale.
I was so inspired by Kettlewell on the first visit, I came back for more. Quite simply, Kettlewell is a walker's paradise.
Here are a selection of views which I enjoyed around Kettlewell.
On a couple of days, I did manage to find a little bit of time to do a little bit of walking. I plumped to head for Kettlewell, in Upper Wharfedale.
I was so inspired by Kettlewell on the first visit, I came back for more. Quite simply, Kettlewell is a walker's paradise.
Here are a selection of views which I enjoyed around Kettlewell.
Wednesday, 22 June 2016
Friday, 17 June 2016
Monday, 30 May 2016
Glenridding 5 months on from the floods
The Village of Glenridding is a special place to me.
On the way back home from a family event the other side of the Pennines, I took the opportunity to see how things looked following last winter's flooding.
I am pleased to report the Bank Holiday did not disappoint, and it seemed to be business as usual in many respects.
On the way back home from a family event the other side of the Pennines, I took the opportunity to see how things looked following last winter's flooding.
I am pleased to report the Bank Holiday did not disappoint, and it seemed to be business as usual in many respects.
Friday, 20 May 2016
Monday, 14 March 2016
Sunday, 6 March 2016
Friday, 4 March 2016
A randomn visit to Ilfracombe, in North Devon.
On route to a family wedding in my wife's family in Cornwall, we took a little detour to Ilfracombe. For those who don't know, Ilfracombe is located on the coast of North Devon.
My desire to pop into Ilfracombe came from a family summer holiday in Devon over 30 years ago. I recall my Dad drove us all from where we were staying, to Ilfracombe for an evening meal.
I didn't remember anything about Ilfracombe, except that it was a nice place. Well today, I got a sense of how very special Ilfracombe is, with it's sea views and picturesque harbour.
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