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Continue reading →: Dales Way – Day 1Zara and I decided a little while ago that we would walk the Dales Way. This was when the weather was beautiful and walking through the dales had me imagining I was Julia Andrews running through the hills. Queue reality and we were up early to catch the train to…
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Continue reading →: A trip around a couple of very low reservoirsOur weekend walk last weekend was a trip around Swinsty and Fewston. It’s not rained for about 2 months and the reservoirs are very low. We had a great conversation on our walk about how we might have to fight our neighbours for a pint of water if it doesn’t…
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Welcome Way – Otley to Ben Rhydding
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Continue reading →: Welcome Way – Otley to Ben RhyddingRachel and Zalks joined us this week. We hadn’t seen them for a week because poor Zalks had fallen over and really hurt herself. We were a little worried about how she would cope, but she was a trooper not complaining once on the whole walk. It was a warm…
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Continue reading →: Buckden Pike take 2I was going to just adjust the previous Buckden post, but this new walk up felt like it was worthy of its own post. Parking once again in Buckden carpark we headed towards the river Wharfe instead of taking the path uphill from the carpark. We followed the river for…
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Continue reading →: Welcome Way – Baildon to OtleyThe Welcome way is a 36 mile circular walk in West Yorkshire. I’m always on the look out for local(ish) walks and this is fairly close to us. We started off our walk in Baildon, passing past Tong Park dam where there was an amazing nesting swan. The walk continues…
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Continue reading →: Buckden Pike7th highest mountain in the Dales, coming in at 702m. Supposedly this mountain has the best views in all of the Dales. I wouldn’t know if this is true or not though. I will probably be walking up it again shortly, maybe the weather will be kinder this time? This…
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Continue reading →: Six Dales Trail Final DayAnd what a perfect weather day it was as well. We started the day leaving Leighton reservoir behind us following a path through some farm land, dropping down to a plantation and then to a stream with a little bridge over it. We then climbed steeply back up hill, grumbling…
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Continue reading →: Six Dales Trail- part 3We picked up the trail where we had left it in Pateley Bridge today to make a start on part 3 of the Six Dales trail. After a stop at the butchers for plenty of baked goods to power us through our walk we followed the river Nidd up to…
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Continue reading →: Walking Boots dilemma’sWalking boots. What can I say about them really. It’s an important piece of a walkers kit, probably the most important as well. They can make or break a walk because it doesn’t matter how good the scenery is, if you have blisters and sore feet, that walk is going…
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Continue reading →: Janet Foss, Gordale Scar and Malham CoveSo I cheated on Rachel yesterday. I went into the Dales without her. Zara (my youngest daughter) had been watching Tictok and had found a video of a walk that she wanted to do. Upon viewing it I realised we had already done a section of the walk previously (10…
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