Monthly Archives: October 2009

Wycoller and the Forest of Trawden. 5 miles, easy. At least that was what Les said. The first few miles were across fields with numerous stiles where we had close encounters with various farm animals. On reaching the Pendle Way, … Continue reading →

Crosby CHA. ‘A’ Walk. Shining Tor to Buxton. Here is David’s walk description.   Shining Tor to Buxton ( linear ) Distance 12 miles. Highest point 559 metres (1834 feet) Leader: David Lewis.   We will leave the coach at … Continue reading →

A 7 mile stroll through the Cheshire countyside. For most of the walk two castles were in view. Beeston Castle has a dramatic location, perched on the summit of a wooded hill rising from the Cheshire Plain. The 13th century … Continue reading →

Sunday October 11th. I led a group of friends from my local gym, The Fitness Connection on a short walk at Dunham Massey. We started the walk from Dunham Massey Hall and walked through the park where we spotted some … Continue reading →

October 9th. Bardsea. We started our walk from Bardsea, a quiet village on the northwest shore of Morecombe bay. We walked along the shoreline, part of the Cumbria Coastal way before turning inland through Sea Wood. Leaving the wood we … Continue reading →