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I looked up from filling the car and noticed this beautiful rainbow. If you look closely it’s a double bow, with a hint of being a triple bow!…
I revisited Glen Tilt in November, and arrived at Old Bridge of Tilt at around sunrise which was at 7:49. My aim was to take some more photos…
Another ‘must’ when visiting Cornwall is St Ives, which has lots of beaches, shops, cafes, and artists plus of course Tate St Ives. Again, the weather was not…
Visiting Lands End – the west-most point on the English mainland – was an essential part of visiting Cornwall. It was glorious first thing – clear with a…
Once it had stopped raining, we walked through the Penrose Estate to Loe Bar. By the time we got there there was a lovely warm sun. The beach…
I drove from Huddersfield to near Helston in two stages, and arrived early enough to visit Lizard Point – the south-most place in the UK mainland. I took…
I visited a friend in Skipton and we went for a short walk in Skipton Castle Woods. On the way back we passed a field with some very…
It’s many, many years since I last visited York Minster. I found that unless I was going in to worship (!) there was quite a hefty entry fee,…
I had to go to Fort William on the 24th, and took the chance to see The Jacobite leaving for Mallaig. Sadly it was hauled by a diesel…
I started walking at 8am, and it was not much above freezing! Glen Tilt is one of the Athol Glens, and provides a relatively low-level route through the…