By: Blonde One
There are 214 Wainwright’s in the Lake District, locally known as fells. Alfred Wainwright walked these fells and wrote about his travels in his seven… Read full article
Am I doing the Lake District wrong? Help required
By: Blonde Two
What springs to mind when you think about Cumbria? Long Lake District walks? Cosy Lake District cottages? Fun times at Lake District campsites? Lake District… Read full article
Aira Force (but not today)
By: Blonde One
February 2020 What do you do after climbing Blencathra mountain in the morning? It’s obvious … you drive to Ullswater Lake and visit National Trust’s… Read full article
Hadrian’s Wall
By: Blonde One
If I had a bucket list, then walking the length of Hadrian’s Wall would be on it. It’s a 73 mile walk from across the… Read full article
The Lake District – a new language to learn
By: Blonde One
Studying the maps of the area before a trip is one of the exciting things about walking in a new place. Here’s just some of… Read full article
Cat Bells fell
By: Blonde One
Cat Bells is known by its owners, The National Trust, as a ‘proper little mountain’. It stands at 451 meters so it is not exactly… Read full article
Blencathra or Saddleback Mountain in the Lake District
By: Blonde One
Copyright Ordnance Survey My first attempt at a Lake District mountain was the mighty Blencathra in the North of the area. It stands at 868… Read full article
What makes a good bunkhouse?
By: Blonde One
There are a few key ingredients to a good bunkhouse. Here’s what I think and also what I found at the White Horse Inn at… Read full article
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