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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Ha ha I thought it was a person dancing a Jig- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Thank you so much Rick I will have a go at it although it might take some time! Everything is done on my iPad as opposed to a smartphone so not sure if that makes any difference Upwards and onwards then! All the best Annette- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Hi Kirkie, Reading your post reminded me of one of my favourite songs… Chris Rea ..Windy Town “Driving down from the highland line, We done some gigs on the Clyde and the Tyne” Unfortunately I’m not able to post a video of the song/words Ill have to update my skills!- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Theatregirl Your photographs are absolutely wonderful- Annette london
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Non-Camino walk with short, easy stages?
As Travelling man just mentioned the Danube, a few years ago, we walked from Bonn to Wiesbaden along a good section of the Rhein The way is called the Rheinsteig The path went from beside the river and also above the river and the views were wonderful There were benches all along to rest...- Annette london
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Toilet tissue littering Camino Portugués
Agree with you domigee We walk all over England and only once in a blue moon do we see toilet paper on the paths/bushes and very little types of other litter also, and some of these paths are well walked and popular As I’ve said a million times, just use the same tissue again, it’s not like...- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Thank you Lovingkindness We’ve never seen so many nettles and some of the paths were so narrow, it was impossible to dodge them so quite a few stings!- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Cave diving in the Peaks is a very popular pastime and there are hundreds, perhaps thousands of caves there Every day we’d come across a cave Years ago we’d wanted to visit Thors Cave but never did find it and this time it was by chance that we did A drizzly day, we walked the Manifold way and...- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Wonderful scenic walk through Lathkill Dale, Bradford Dale and Cales Dale There seems to be more Dales in this neck of the woods than the Yorkshire dales The first Dale saw a rockfall at some stage and the path was slow going over wet rocks from the rain last night Then the river suddenly...- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
A misty morning as we set off from Hartington and along Beresford Dale in the upper part of the Dove river Still on the pilgrim path Over a narrow bridge and a steep climb up to Alstonfield where Franks cafe made a strong coffee for us Then down to the bridge again and back to Hartington via...- Annette london
- Post #561
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The Peak and Hope pilgrimage in the Peak District UK
I found this leaflet in Alstonefield church today, From Ilam to Eyam a village which has a sense of being a holy place because of the sacrifice of its people in 1665 when they refused to flee in the face of the plague that arrived from London It can be combined with The Hope pilgrimage from...- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
After nine years we are back in the Peak District in Derbyshire, one of the Uk national parks Yesterday, it was Thorpe cloud fell ridge and today along the beautiful Dovedale via the famous Stepping stones. Looking at the information on the yellow arrow, it seems this way could be a pilgrim...- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Making the most of the last days before school starts again Bus to the local park to feed the ducks and squirrels Through the walled garden and onto the “Magic carpet” and some moves on the roads Nothing wrong with their knees Back to high street for lunch and a 10 minute ride to the forest...- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
A 15 minute ride on the bus and into the wildlife sanctuary Walked mostly through meadows and river Roding and lake Picked blackberries and came across the cricket club house where we had a coffee and chatted with some interesting locals I’ll never understand the game of Cricket! Part of the...- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Hi Lovingkindness, Your post from Banbury Cross reminded me of the nursery rhyme we used to sing to the children “Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross To meet a fine lady upon a white horse With rings on her fingers And bells on her toes She would have music wherever she goes” The horse being a...- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Hi Kirkie Yes that’s the name alright. The gorge is deep and we were more than happy just to look down on it No high jinks for us, we value our old bones too much!- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
A walk from Lofthouse by the river Nidd which was completely dry even after a lot of rain Public paths went through a few farms and onto the ridge to Scar house dam completed in 1936 Then on the highest part of the Nidderdale way to Middlesmoor, one of Yorkshires highest settlements In 1843...- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Yes the tractor is moving and the farmer is doing a good job bringing in the hay I’ve been able to see all the other videos- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Nice scenery, forests, ferns and rocks on this section of the Nidderdale way Just off the path is Brinham rocks, hundreds of thousands in the making The ice age and before that shaped the rocks, then more erosion with wind rain and frost The shapes are amazing and the children and not so young...- Annette london
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Where do ( did ) you walk locally in 2024?
Yes, we’ve walked it mostly as day walks from the various dales The walk to Keld via the Pennine way high path and back by the river being of the most beautiful Almost worked our way through the Dales Way!- Annette london
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