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Tag Archives: Lake District
Symi: Old ways and a long way back
But one day at a time they say And if you’re knowing where you’re going You’ll be finding your way. ‘Long Way Back’ from ‘Freedom Run’ by The Rifles, 2011 Some years ago, more than I care to remember or … Continue reading
Posted in Greece, Hiking, Landscape, Mountains, Weather
Tagged ancient routeways, Byzantine Stone Wine Presses, Four Peaks Challenge, Four Peaks Walk, Greece, huking, kalderimi, Lake District, Long Walk Back, Megalos Sotiros, Panagia Panaiidi, Panormitis monastery, photography, SKAI maps, Stavros Polemou, Symi, Symi Polar Bear, The Rifles, trekking
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Symi, Tilos, The Mani: rock with an edge!
I was introduced to rock climbing more years ago than I’m prepared to admit, though I will own up to being 13 at the time. I remember it vividly, not because it was exhilarating but because it was traumatic. It … Continue reading
Posted in Greece, Hiking, Landscape, Mountains, Wildlife
Tagged climbing, eroded limestone, Geomorphology, Greece, Gria, Italian Stallion, Kousoubas, Lake District, limestone, Manchester, Nimborio, Pedi, place names, rock climbing, Seathwaite Slabs, sharp rock, sport, Sylvester Stallone, Symi, The Mani, Tilos, Viros Gorge
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Wild walks in Greece on hold
My diary for Sunday 2 June reads “16.35 Aegean Airways flight A3603, arrive Athens 22.10”. But I won’t be on it. This was to be the start of a 2 month trip around mountains, gorges and waterfalls in the Peloponnese. … Continue reading
Posted in Greece, Grey Britain, Mountains, Reflections, Wales
Tagged Bible, Book of Proverbs, changed plans, Greece, Lake District, travelling by bus, Wales
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Welsh Winter Walking: reflections on pioneering
Some years ago I was making tired but still rapid progress between High Spy and Catbells, the final leg of a non-stop 7-hour walk in the Lake District from Langdale to Keswick on the side of Derwent Water (for aficionados, … Continue reading
Posted in Mountains, Pontypool, Reflections, Wales, Winter
Tagged brecon beacons national park, British Summer Time, Catbells, Coity Mountain, Exposure, first tracks, Garn Lakes, High Spy, Lake District, Maiden Moor, pioneering, snow, snow conditions, snow drifts, south wales coalfield
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