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Continue reading →: Meanwood Valley TrailToday’s walk was local to us. It was the 7 mile walk that starts in Woodhouse Moor and ends at Golden Acre Park. It’s like a green corridor that runs through the North West of Leeds. You walk through a built up area of student houses and before you know…
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Continue reading →: First trig of 26 and the last section of the Welcome WayAlso the first squeeze that I’ve not been able to squeeze through – I’m not sure that is an achievement I want though. This section of the Welcome Way was nice and varied. The first third was lovely and flat. We descended down off the hill and were warned in…
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Continue reading →: Uterus Walk (aka The Coldstones Cut)So I have about 25 walks to write up, but I just haven’t been bothered to blog lately. However, today’s walk was something special. I checked out the weather forecast and the MET office said, “hell yeah, go for your walk. It’ll be dry with moderate visibility.” Great times ahead…
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Continue reading →: Black Hill and 2 plane crash sitesThis week’s walk was sponsored by the Aviation Disasters Walking Club. Which is the new name Louise would like our walking group to be named after I gave the grim details of our adventure over WhatsApp So first thing to note. Don’t do this walk when it’s wet or if…
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Continue reading →: Yr Wydffa (Snowdon)Annual leave, a sunny weather forecast and nothing planned. It was inevitable that a mountain was chosen as an adventure. Luckily on Thursday morning I was able to book into the Llanberis campsite and Zara and I set off to Wales that afternoon. So I now have another road to…
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Continue reading →: Ladybower ReservoirThis was our second walk of the day. When we’ve had to drive for a little while we try to make the day of it. We spent the morning doing the Overexposed walk and then onto Ladybower in the afternoon. https://breathlesshikers.com/2025/08/09/overexposed-crash-site-walk/ What was nice about Ladybower was Zara and I…
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Continue reading →: Overexposed Crash Site WalkI’m starting to think I’m into dark tourism. We visited another aeroplane crash site today on a walk. This one is in the Peak district and doesn’t involve walking up a mountain. Back in 1948 a big American plane called Overexposed crashed into the peak district, not that far off…
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Continue reading →: Teggs Nose Country ParkI haven’t been on a walk for a little while. I’ve been so busy going on different adventures instead and not having the time. I did however, meet up with my friend Hayley yesterday and go for a stroll. We met up at the half way mark between our houses,…
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Continue reading →: Welcome Way – Ben Rhydding to Lady LaneIt’s been a while since I’ve done a decent walk. The last few weeks have been rather boozy with all the birthday celebrations. We dusted off our walking boots and decided to do the next section of the Welcome Way. It was like a tour of the English countryside to…
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Continue reading →: Dales Way – Day 4Zara and I both woke up to the noisiest Cuckoo bird that wanted to announce to the whole valley he was there. We decided to have a slow morning as we ate breakfast and packed away our tent. Today was our last day of walking and we had a short…
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