Where did you walk today?

[the pink palermo]

Farringdon- Southwark-Waterloo- Victoria embankment- Aldgate- Whitechapel.

London is a beautiful city.

[btajim - mcfc]

Just Asda and back again but I took the long route to get my steps up.

I love walking. I bought some comfortable trainers to do it in as, ridiculously, the fashion ones aren’t anywhere near as good.

[Monkeybubbles]

We took our new puppy for her first walk on the beach. She was not a great fan, but it felt nice anyway

[Tenbury]

Dropped the van off yesterday for an MOT,and for some unknown reason, turned down a lift and decided to walk the three quarters of a mile home.
Made it in just over an hour and a half ....probably won't be telling my Heart Health nurse....... nevertheless,despite the two hours enforced kip, I was unbearably smug.
Then in the evening ,all the disabled spaces outside Aggborough were gone, so another 500yd trek , Ted,trained in just for the game, practically carried me

Yet today? .....still alive!.

Jim called it, walking's cool.

[pablo jaye]

Have done a few nice walks over the past few weeks;-

- Watership Down - along the ridge from Kingsclere
- Barton-on-Sea to Hurst Castle and back
- Cressbrook in the Derbyshire Dales to Bakewell and back.

All very enjoyable walks, not too hilly (although Watership Down is a long gradual climb) and it was lovely weather down on the coast. Also, the Derbyshire Dales are underrated - spectacular scenery but not as busy as other parts of the Peak District.

[Colne Dynamo]

Just doing a shortened version of yesterday's walk. Burton Joyce to Woodborough circuit. I'll spare you the tedious photos of soil. Tomorrow's planned walk in Snowdonia will be much more worthy of photos.

[snooperpooper]

Have done a few nice walks over the past few weeks;-

- Watership Down - along the ridge from Kingsclere

Did this one a couple of years back pablo, very pleasant

[Puff Daddy]

Round Sainibury's

[pablo jaye]

Did this one a couple of years back pablo, very pleasant

It’s only about 10 miles away from us and is always the ‘go to’ walk to clear out the cobwebs as it can get quite bracing up there.

[rigoberts song]

Porlock marshes Bossington beach Exmoor.
Lovely.

[snooperpooper]

It’s only about 10 miles away from us and is always the ‘go to’ walk to clear out the cobwebs as it can get quite bracing up there.

Loved it up there. We tried to walk around the Highclere Estate as well but kept coming across no go areas.

[pablo jaye]

Loved it up there. We tried to walk around the Highclere Estate as well but kept coming across no go areas.

There’s only a couple of rights of way that go through the main part of the estate - and there’s a pub at either end!! Another place near there is Inkpen Beacon - a short, steep (but safe underfoot) hill up there and glorious views of Highclere Castle and the surrounding area.

The Hampshire Rights of Way map is pretty helpful.

https://maps.hants.gov.uk/rightsofwaydefinitivemap/

[the pink palermo]

Seven Kings - Ilford- Gants Hill- Newbury Park- Seven Kings.

Resisted both Jakes and McCAffreys

[mushy]

Jake's is still going?
There is a God.

[Plashet Grove Pete]

St. Peter on the Wall, Bradwell-on Sea to Burnham on Crouch. A 15 mile coast walk in the sunshine and a couple of beers when we reached our destination.

Happy days.

[woodgreenspur]

St. Peter on the Wall, Bradwell-on Sea to Burnham on Crouch. A 15 mile coast walk in the sunshine and a couple of beers when we reached our destination.

Happy days.

Some decent pubs in Burnham on Crouch.

[southbrishammer]

St. Peter on the Wall, Bradwell-on Sea

Is that the chapel in the middle of nowhere? I pine for the bleakness of the Essex coastline now I'm middle aged.

[Colne Dynamo]

Spent the day in Snowdonia doing the scrambles up Tryfan north ridge and Bristly Ridge. Then went on to Glyder Fawr and Y Garn before coming back down. Also about 7 and a half hours driving to get there and back. Feel a bit wrecked right now

[damiant]

Have done a few nice walks over the past few weeks;-

- Watership Down - along the ridge from Kingsclere

That's only a few miles from where I live, lovely views from up there

[Plashet Grove Pete]

Is that the chapel in the middle of nowhere? I pine for the bleakness of the Essex coastline now I'm middle aged.

Yes. A beautiful little place and incredibly peaceful.