Swale River in the Dales
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A beautiful day following the Swale River for half of the day. The coffee coloured water stained from the dark peat bog in the mountains. Campers and ramblers out walking their dogs in theRead more
A beautiful day following the Swale River for half of the day. The coffee coloured water stained from the dark peat bog in the mountains. Campers and ramblers out walking their dogs in theRead more
A beautiful meal last night in the little village of Natesby staying at The Black Bull. Light showers to start the day hiking along narrow public walkways with high rock fences to then follow a fastRead more
Nach 60km sind wir am Fusse des Buttertubs Pass, den wir heute fahren wollen. Dieser Pass ist unter den Motorradfahrern sehr beliebt und es wird davon geschwärmt. Also genau richtig für uns. Und unsRead more
Eine sehr windige Ecke wie auch zu erwarten war. Es ist der höchst gelegene Pub in Großbritannien.
Angeblich wurden Gäste hier mal mehrere Tage eingeschneit als sie von einem WetterumschwungRead more
Last night I joined Annie and Lisa for supper at the Keld Lodge. They are two gregarious intelligent athletic free spirited Americans who have been doing the hike at the same rate as me but I haven'tRead more
We traveled from Kirkby Stephen to Keld today. The weather was nice all day and we arrived early so that we could enjoy sitting and relaxing a bit. It’s 6:30 now and pouring rain out with loudRead more
Der Besitzer des Urban44 war uns noch hinterher gelaufen um die Empfehlung auszusprechen.
Tan Hill Inn - das höchste Pub Englands oder gar Britanniens
Heute also hoch.
Enge Straßen SerpentinenRead more
The shorter walk (only 20 km) was welcome today, particularly due to the fact that we had AWESOME accommodation in some Yurts by a waterfall... with fantastic hosts Ian & Michelle... and great food...Read more
Up to this point, all rivers have been running west to the Irish Sea - so we've been walking up stream.
From this point, all rivers will run east to the North Sea - so we'll be walking downstreamRead more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Muker
Traveler Nice to see more trees in the landscape.
Traveler Yes, out of the mountains now,beautiful wildflower meadows and riverside
Hope ya toes haven’t rotted off yet!! [Michelle]
Traveler Black slippery mud, but not too bad yet, maybe tomorrow. 😂