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Hadrian's Wall Path 2008: Day 4 - Wall to Burnhead (Haltwhistle)
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Hadrian's Wall Path 2008. Day 4 - Wall to Burnhead (Haltwhistle). 175 miles, 10 hours. We left the hotel at 9:00, returning to the route just outside the village of Wall. It was a lovely day, warm and sunny, just what we needed on this longer section. We had been looking forward to this day as it also provided the opportunity to visit the forts of Chesters and Housesteads. We crossed the River North Tyne at Chollerford bridge and headed to Chesters fort. It has such a peaceful location by the river it is...
Hadrian's Wall Path 2008: Day 2 - Newcastle to Heddon on the Wall
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Hadrian's Wall Path 2008. Day 2 - Newcastle to Heddon on the Wall. 125 miles, 5 3/4 hours. We returned to the river side at 10:00 to resume our walk. The swing bridge was open as we arrived but nothing was passing through. The whole area was surprisingly quiet, even on the path we were only passed by a few people jogging and cycling. Beyond Elswick the route left the riverside promenade to head inland to join a disused railway line towards Newburn. Much of the route was secluded from surrounding buil...
Hadrian's Wall Path 2008: Day 1 - Wallsend to Newcastle
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Hadrian's Wall Path 2008. Day 1 - Wallsend to Newcastle. 6 miles, 2 1/2 hours. We had a good four hour train journey up from Suffolk and arrived to a rather damp and drizzly Newcastle just after 10:00am. After dropping off our bags at the hotel we headed into the city centre for some lunch. By the time we had finished our lunch the rain had stopped and so we decided to make a start to the walk by catching the metro out to Wallsend and walking back into town. Segedunum ( Strong fort. The route was not at ...
Hadrian's Wall Path 2008: Day 7 - Carlisle to Bowness on Solway
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Hadrian's Wall Path 2008. Day 7 - Carlisle to Bowness on Solway. 155 miles, 7 1/2 hours. After picking up some food for lunch in town we headed down to the river to rejoin the path at about 9:30. The first couple of miles out of Carlisle follow the River Eden, initially past an industrial area where pylons and buildings intruded on the views. This was short lasting as the path soon headed into trees, following along the top of the steep riverbank. We had planned to stop for our packed lunch near Drumburg...
Hadrian's Wall Path 2008: Accommodation
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Hadrian's Wall Path 2008. A list of all the accommodation we used including contact details and web sites. Express by Holiday Inn, Waterloo Square, St James Boulevard, Newcastle NE1 4DN. Web: http:/ www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/ex/1/en/hotel/ncljb/. Grid Ref: NZ 242 639. Distance from route: 1/2 mile. Cost: £72 - double, en-suite room. A very clean and comfortable room. Friendly welcome, storing our rucksacks for us when we arrived early. Ideally located for centre of Newcastle. 2Heddon on the Wall. A very ...
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Northumberland Inn Way 2008: Day 6 - Cragside House and Gardens
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Northumberland Inn Way 2008. 94 Miles, 48 Pubs. Day 6 - Cragside House and Gardens. We decided to take another day off walking the route. We had originally thought we would visit Cragside House and Gardens in Rothbury at the end of the walk, but after realising it is closed on Mondays we had to change our plan. Cragside was originally built as a holiday home and later extended to become his main residence. It was the first house to be powered by electricity, generated using water power. After lunch we co...
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Another Suffolk Blog: September 2008
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Saturday, September 27, 2008. Orford - Castle and Ness. For a change this is a post about somewhere in Suffolk on my Suffolk Blog. Last weekend we took advantage of the great weather that's finally arrived and went for a day out to Orford. Here we were able to use our memberships in both the National Trust and English Heritage all in one day. We started out by going to the displays about the history of the area which is inside one of the old military buildings. The second trail we followed took us out to...
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Another Suffolk Blog: October 2008
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Monday, October 20, 2008. With the perfect autumn weather we took a trip at the weekend to visit another nearby National Trust site - Anglesey Abbey near to Cambridge. Although the house looked lovely, we decided to miss this out today. With our NT membership we find that we tend to be more relaxed about visiting places and don't feel we have to rush and try to fit everything in. Lots of leaves on the ground too which were great to rustle through. A final shot which is now on the background of my computer.
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Yorkshire Dales Inn Way 2008: Day 5 - West Burton to Kettlewell
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Yorkshire Dales Inn Way 2008. 76 Miles, 26 Pubs. Day 5 - West Burton to Kettlewell. 145 miles, 7 3/4 hours (including pub visits). We left West Burton at 9:45 on another bright sunny morning. The school children were sat out on the green for their lesson as we passed up the road. We followed the road along the pretty wooded Walden valley, gradually gaining height above the beck. We forded the stream of Fleemis Gill as it dropped into a little ravine. 18Thwaite Arms, Horsehouse. This road section continue...
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Yorkshire Dales Inn Way 2008: Day 4 - Reeth to West Burton
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Yorkshire Dales Inn Way 2008. 76 Miles, 26 Pubs. Day 4 - Reeth to West Burton. 125 miles, 7 1/4 hours (including pub visits and detour to Aysgarth Falls). Another bright sunny day as we set off from Reeth at 9:45am. We left the village passing by the church and headed through fields towards Grinton, following the route of the Coast to Coast path. We enjoyed our final views of the River Swale as we crossed the bridge into the village of Grinton. 14Bridge Inn, Grinton. As we left the moor behind we crossed...
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Yorkshire Dales Inn Way 2008: Day 6 - Kettlewell to Grassington
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Yorkshire Dales Inn Way 2008. 76 Miles, 26 Pubs. Day 6 - Kettlewell to Grassington. 135 miles, 7 3/4 hours (including pub visits). We left Kettlewell at 10:15 and headed out of the village climbing steeply up a track on to Conistone Moor. The path took on a more gradual ascent as it passed through a series of fields. This was a very quiet section, with only a few grazing sheep to be seen. We skirted above The Dib, a dry limestone valley which drops steeply down to Conistone. We followed Hebden Beck, flow...
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Another Suffolk Blog: Another walk featuring many pubs and pictures
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008. Another walk featuring many pubs and pictures. Finally finished another blog reporting on a walk. This time it's the turn of "The Inn Way. to the Yorkshire Dales" which we walked back in May this year. It's taken a while to get around to writing it up, mostly due to the other holidays we've been on since then, so you can look forward to future reports from:. The Inn Way. to Northumberland. But for now, please redirect yourselves to:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Another Suffolk Blog: Anglesey Abbey
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Monday, October 20, 2008. With the perfect autumn weather we took a trip at the weekend to visit another nearby National Trust site - Anglesey Abbey near to Cambridge. Although the house looked lovely, we decided to miss this out today. With our NT membership we find that we tend to be more relaxed about visiting places and don't feel we have to rush and try to fit everything in. Lots of leaves on the ground too which were great to rustle through. A final shot which is now on the background of my computer.
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Another Suffolk Blog: October 2007
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Saturday, October 13, 2007. A Saturday afternoon project. Take one corner of a garden. Add in two logs. Position birthday presents of:. 1 x Tin bath. 1 x Watering can. 1 x Copper pipe. 1 x Bag of stones. 1 x Solar powered pump. Tuesday, October 09, 2007. As the weather was reasonable and we had spent the weekend indoors completing our Inn Way report (yes it's finished! To read all 9 days and recommended B&B's in the Lake District) we decided to get outside and find a few geocaches. Again the name contain...
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Pembrokeshire Coast Path 2007: Day 4 - Trefin to St Davids
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Pembrokeshire Coast Path 2007. Day 4 - Trefin to St Davids. Saturday 7th July 2007. 15 miles, 8 hours. It was another bright sunny day, and with less distance to cover it meant that we could take our time and enjoy it to the full. We left our B&B at about 9.45 taking the footpath across the fields to rejoin the coast path at the lower end of Trefin. There were bright clear views back to the North. The path follows a well maintained track along the cliff top, passing Porth Egr and Traeth Llyfn. The Penlle...
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Hadrian's Wall
The bathhouse at Chesters, in an idyllic setting down by the River Tyne. It's time for a new guide to Hadrian's Wall! This is a start of a new venture to present Hadrian's Wall on the web. We have only done one fort so far, but please tell us how we are doing. Click here for the first fort - Chesters. First draft, 12th April 2010. The nicest fort on Hadrian's Wall. The fort at the end of the Wall.
Photography from Hadrian's Wall
North of the Wall. South of the Wall. Story of the Wall. Edge of the Empire. Photographs from Hadrian's Wall. Or find a little inspiration. A selection of pictures taken along Hadrian's Wall. North of the Wall. A selection of pictures taken north of Hadrian's Wall. South of the Wall. A selection of pictures taken south of Hadrian's Wall. The Story of the Wall. Photos, narrative, illustrations and quotes about Hadrian’s Wall. Stay at Beggar Bog.
Hadrian's Wall Path 2008
Hadrian's Wall Path 2008. This is a photo guide to Hadrian's Wall Path which we combined with the Cumbria Way for a two week walk in June 2008. This is a great walk along the historic line of Hadrian's Wall, built in AD 122 to mark the northern boundary of the Roman empire in Britain. Please enjoy our report, and sign our guestbook or leave comments. Day 1 - Wallsend to Newcastle. 6 miles, 2 1/2 hours. Segedunum ( Strong fort. Lies at the eastern end of Hadrians Wall. We spent a couple of hours explo...
Hadrian's Wall 2008
Wwwramblingpete.walkingplaces.co.uk. Monday, May 18, 2009. 8216; Vita non est vivere sed valere vita est’. Life is more than merely staying alive…). I planned to drive up to Bowness-on-Solway the night before the walk, and use a baggage transfer service. I chose to use Walkers Baggage service as they can transport a single bag ( http:/ www.walkersbags.co.uk/. All I need now is to put one foot in front of the other and let my mind wander free. Leg it from Chollerford to near Newburn. 16 miles. 8216;Vita n...
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Hadrians Wall Event 2010
Hadrians Wall Event 2010. This will be a daily blog on my walk across the whole 85 miles of the wall. I am hoping to conquer this walk in July/ August this year over 4 consecutive days. Come rain or shine. Date of Expedition is 5,6,7 and 8th August 2010 -. Why am I choosing to do this. I have enjoyed walking now for the past year and in that time have decided to push myself to another level and that is to walk the full length of Hadrians Wall within 4 days. Sunday, 8 August 2010. Day 4 The Final Countdown.
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