A one-day holiday in Northumberland with three hills, gorgeous views, some snow, plenty of fences, peat bogs and a deep blue sky.
Climbing four Donalds in the Scottish Borders
An epic spring day full of sun, hills, cairns, fences, lambs, and a long dry bog.
Wild camping, cycling & walking up Meall Chuaich (near Kingussie, Scotland)
Two unforgettable days with glorious weather, a familiar Munro, a visit to our old camp, and an unexpected bridge.
Wild camping, cycling & hill walking (near Dalwhinnie, Scotland)
A 2-night wild camping trip with deserted paths, a convenient bothy, and spectacular views of Loch Ericht.
Attempting Meall Chuaich in high winds – a Munro in the Cairngorms, Scotland
Struggling to climb a solitary Munro in a gale. A memorable day with a dilapidated bridge, some fearless grouse, and a vanishing path.
Climbing Geal Charn, a Munro in the Monadhliath mountains (Scotland)
A magic climb on a winter’s day. A long walk in the fog with plenty of grouse, some frogs, a huge cairn, and beautiful streams.
Climbing Carn Liath (Creag Meagaidh), a Munro near Loch Laggan (Scottish Highlands)
A foggy and steep climb through heather. The snow finally appeared at the top, then we got views of the Scottish Highlands, and found a long lost path.
Hillwalking in the Cairngorms – Creag Ruadh (Graham) & Dun da Lamh fort
Our winter walk near Laggan, in the Scottish Highlands. 8 miles first with a forest path, then no path, an unexpected fence, and a Pictish fort.
Tramping around in snowshoes on Creag Choinnich, near Braemar (Scotland)
Finally, we got to put on our new snowshoes, and headed for a park with a somewhat steep hill.
Climbing Morrone, a Corbett near Braemar (Aberdeenshire, Scotland)
A spectacularly sunny day with drifting snow, views of Braemar and the Cairngorms, frozen rivers, and some very brave ducks.
A hillwalking loop around Glen Sherup in the Ochil Hills (Lowlands, Scotland)
A beautiful winter’s day with several hill tops, no sheep, the occasional gale, and some very heavy rucksacks.
Climbing King’s Seat Hill, a Donald in the Ochil Hills – near Stirling (Scotland)
A 6-mile walk with an at-times-steep climb, and our new heavy rucksacks.
Day 4 on the GR34: walking from Port du Loch to Audierne (Brittany, France)
Our fourth and final day on the GR34 coastal path, with a great breakfast, some beautiful beaches, cannons and lighthouses.
Day 3 on the GR34: walking from Pointe de Brézellec to Port du Loch (Brittany, France)
Our third day on the GR34 coastal path, with more cliffs, churches, no rain, little wind, and the striking Pointe du Raz.
Day 2 on the GR34: walking from Pointe de Beuzec to Pointe de Brézellec (Brittany, France)
Our second day on the GR34 coastal path, with an unreasonable amount of rain, a dramatic sky, and a blusterous thunderstorm in the distance.