Yorke’s Folly and Guisecliff Wood
Back on the early May bank holiday weekend, I finally caved and conceded that bank holidays are just not a great time for a weekend away. Yes, you get an extra day off work without…
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Plodda Falls
Back in April during our trip to the West Highlands, we did a day trip up to Inverness-shire to explore some of its woodland walks. It’s one of those places that we’ve driven through a…
View PostA Week on the Isle of Mull, Part Two
If you saw last week’s blog, you’ll know that we recently spent a week exploring the Isle of Mull in Scotland. We didn’t get the best weather, but we definitely managed to make the most…
View PostA Week on the Isle of Mull, Part One
After spending many years on my ‘to visit’ list, we finally made it to the Isle of Mull for a week at the start of June. Mull is renowned for its wildlife and beautiful coastline,…
View PostBalmaha Millenium Trail
I’m a firm believer that there’s no minimum length for a nice walk (although maybe if it’s less than 10 minutes, it’s more of a ‘stop off’ than a walk). Quite often on a longer…
View PostGavel Fell, Blake Fell & Burnbank Fell
The Lake District isn’t too bad on a bank holiday, if you know where to go. Popular spots like Cat Bells, Grasmere and Ambleside are to be avoided at all costs, but heading up a…
View PostLoch Na Sealga
The walk out to Loch na Sealga is a linear route of about 10 miles (out and back), in a quiet part of Wester Ross. It’s a good option for those who want a longer…
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