Monthly Archives: May 2014
Pennine Way for Prostate Cancer-Penultimate Day
First of all for those reading my blog for the first time an explanation of why I’m doing this and why Prostate Cancer UK. This year I will be 65 and there are a number of things I have wanted … Continue reading
Pennine Way- Day 12
I am not sure whether this in fact should be called “A Pennine Way Bog” rather than a blog! It seems to me that whoever drew up the route decided to connect as many BOGS on the backbone of England … Continue reading
Pennine Way Day 10- Snow!
When I decided on this challenge regrettably I did not take into account the distances to be covered by car to some of the start and end points. Poor Kath has spent hours in the car to make things work. … Continue reading
Pennine Way day 9 Waterfalls and Falling Water
Day 9 started in Middleton-in-Teesdale after leaving a car at Dufton. A good idea at the time but very time consuming! The walk along the Tees means waterfalls, and the ferocity depends on rainfall. Well we’ve had plenty, mostly at … Continue reading
Pennine Way day 8
After a wonderful night at The Tan Hill Inn Boom Dang left on their bikes for another 65 miles and I set off for another 20 miles along the way. The weather forecast was interesting!. There was every possibility of … Continue reading
Tan Hill Inn
Well what a welcome and night that was! I arrived just before 6 Kath having already checked in, ordered a bitter shandy but with ginger beer rather than lemonade and then explained to Jamie the young barman what I was … Continue reading
Pennine Way Day 7
A mixed weather day but wonderful scenery although not on the top of Great Shunner Fell. The day started in Hawes and then to Hardraw where the lytch gate had been decorated. Then the long walk to Great Shunner Fell … Continue reading
Pennine Way Day 6
Well for a change today I walked from North to South! A bit strange I know but with staying at the Crown in Horton for a second night meant we had to be able to get back to the pub. … Continue reading