Ingram & East Hill
Ingram is one of the most picturesque villages in the Northumberland national park, and also the start and end location for the Cheviot Goat ultra marathon, which Sam ran in March this year. We drove…
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Easter Weekend in the Scottish Borders
Bank holiday weekends are a great opportunity for a quick mini break without using any precious days of annual leave. However, with the boom in the UK staycation industry since the start of the pandemic,…
View PostRoutin Lynn
On our trip to Northumberland in November 2020, the guest book in our cottage was full of rave reviews about walks around the Ford & Etal estate. We didn’t make it up there during that…
View PostWhinlatter Wainwrights
Last weekend we made a break for the Lakes while there was a good weather window to try and get a bit closer to finishing off the northern fells (with just a few pesky summits…
View PostHigh Seat & Bleaberry Fell
With the amazing weather last week lasting just up until the weekend, I decided to take the opportunity to get back over to the Lakes for the first time in about a month to tick…
View PostExploring Northumberland with Doxford Farm
Anyone who’s been following my blog for any length of time will know how much I love Northumberland. It’s got it all: sweeping stretches of sandy beach, verdant forests and windswept hills. Not to mention…
View PostHigh & Low Force
There are some sights which don’t get any less impressive no matter how many times you see them. High Force in County Durham is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the north of…
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