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The Dales Way: Day 6 – Stavely to Windermere

Jun 28, 2014Jun 22, 2019 / David Marsden / 4 Comments

(16th February - 6 miles) It was my last day on the Dales Way and guess what?  It was warm, it was clear, it was bright.  Sometimes walking in February can be bloody lovely.  Sometimes. After clearing breakfast, I packed up, paid up, sat outside 'The Eagle and Child,' pulled on my boots and smugly … Continue reading The Dales Way: Day 6 – Stavely to Windermere

The Dales Way: Day 5 – Sedbergh to Staveley

May 28, 2014Jun 11, 2019 / David Marsden / 4 Comments

(15th February - 19 miles) For the first time on my walk and on the penultimate day, the sky was blue and the sun shone.  Today was the longest day of my walk and I was grateful for warm sunshine.  And for the first day of my walk, no need for Yaktrax. After grabbing a … Continue reading The Dales Way: Day 5 – Sedbergh to Staveley

The Dales Way: Day 4 – Ribblehead to Sedbergh

Apr 21, 2014Jun 11, 2019 / David Marsden / 6 Comments

(14th February 2012 - 14 miles) There had been no let up with the weather.  And as I ate breakfast, thick, grey cloud still lay heavy on the fells.  Afterwards, I studied the ordnance survey map in the dining room and decided to cut across country from 'The Station Inn' to pick up the Dales … Continue reading The Dales Way: Day 4 – Ribblehead to Sedbergh

The Dales Way: Day 3 – Cray to Ribblehead

Apr 6, 2014Jun 10, 2019 / David Marsden / 7 Comments

(13th February 2012 - 14 miles) The next morning, after chatting to some fellow guests over breakfast, I was in good spirits as I bounced down the hill to the tiny village of Hubberholme, where I re-joined the Dales Way. As you might have guessed, the word Hubberholme derives from old Norse.  It is named … Continue reading The Dales Way: Day 3 – Cray to Ribblehead

The Dales Way: Day 2 – Burnsall to Cray

Apr 1, 2014Jun 9, 2019 / David Marsden / 6 Comments

(12th February 2012 - 15 miles) The weather was no different: snow hadn't melted, cloud and mist hadn't lifted, the sun wasn't shining and it was still very cold. But Wharfedale was still very beautiful, in a bleak kind of way.  After another fat-soaked breakfast (and a fruit salad that I wanted to pour into … Continue reading The Dales Way: Day 2 – Burnsall to Cray

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  • Cumbria Way
  • Dales Way
  • Hadrian's Wall Path
  • Norfolk Coast Path
  • South Downs Way
  • St Oswald's Way
  • The Ridgeway
  • Wainwright's Coast to Coast

Recent Posts

  • The Ridgeway Path: Day 2 – Liddington to Wantage
  • The Ridgeway Path: Day 1 – Overton Hill to Liddington
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  • The Norfolk Coast Path: Day 2 – Blakeney to Burnham Overy Staithe
  • The Norfolk Coast Path: Day 1 – Cromer to Blakeney

Top Posts & Pages

  • The South Downs Way: Day 6 - Southease to Eastbourne
    The South Downs Way: Day 6 - Southease to Eastbourne
  • Advice On Walking The Cumbria Way
    Advice On Walking The Cumbria Way
  • Coast to Coast: Day 6 - Kirkby Stephen to Keld (Blue Route)
    Coast to Coast: Day 6 - Kirkby Stephen to Keld (Blue Route)
  • The Cumbria Way
    The Cumbria Way
  • The Norfolk Coast Path: Day 1 - Cromer to Blakeney
    The Norfolk Coast Path: Day 1 - Cromer to Blakeney

Useful Links

  • National Trail – Hadrian's Wall Path
  • National Trail – Norfolk Coast Path
  • National Trail – The Ridgeway
  • National Trail – The South Downs Way
  • St Oswald's Way
  • The Cumbria Way
  • The Dales Way Association
  • The Long Distance Walkers Association
  • The Wainwright Society

My Other Blog: The Anxious Gardener

The Romantic Road: Cycling Across Bavaria

The Romantic Road: Cycling Across Bavaria

Can you believe it’s been over six years since Jim and I cycled along the Rhine from Mainz to Cologne? Why, we were practically children. On that occasion it was the sheer number and variety of castles that stick in my mind. And on the cycling holiday before that, it is the vast, resinous pine […]

Three Simple Ways To Encourage Insects Into Your Garden

Three Simple Ways To Encourage Insects Into Your Garden

I’ve always thought that if I can entice insects and wildlife into my garden, then well… I’m doing something right; even if I don’t always notice them, I’m doing something right. Of course, we all know that insect numbers are falling but, as depressing as that is, here are three simple steps we can take […]

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