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From Great Walk on the Great Wall
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From Setesdal, Southern Norway
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From Learning to Roll a Kayak
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From Patterdale Walking
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From Circular of Whitbarrow Scar via Lord's Seat
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From Sunny on Scafell Pike
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From Arctic Stanage
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From Ascent of Coire An War Memorial
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From Not-Only-Hitchhikers' Guide to Budapest
Category: Walking
Walking (mostly in the mountains).
A day out hiking on a wild section of the Great Wall of China...
Climbing Following on from our initial post about the fantastic slab climbing in Setesdal, here are a few more climbing shots…
After talking to Paul about how much fun our sea-kayaking trip had been he promised me he could teach me to roll a kayak, thereby helping alleviate some of my fear of taking the sport any further.
I'd arranged to meet one of my work colleagues, Chris, on Saturday to help him learn a little navigation...
Tuesday night is Walk Night at BAE Systems. Col Sear at work organises a walk every week which is usually very well attended not only by the locals, but also the many visiting consultants who get a chance to visit the glorious Lake District.
I was supposed to be in Les Contamines today, enjoying some ski touring, but work commitments meant I had to postpone my departure. As consolation I went for a bit of a walk in the hills, this time without the heavy bag.
After a day at my parents we visited Paul for a trip into the Peak District. We thought a walk along Stanage might be nice. We eventually got to Hathersage and dug out a space for Paul’s car, deciding to take the 4×4 up the hill.
A day of high adventure in the snowy Leicestershire mountains!
I have planned it for a while to photograph Budapest’s lights and sights in the night. Few days before and later on New Year’s Eve I managed to take some night walks to the Danube with my friends and take some nice photos. First we took a few shots of the new National Theatre with …
