A long walk for the complete moor experience; this circuit from Holne climbs to the moors above with stunning views
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The Rudloe Arms, Wiltshire, UK. (October 2021)
Not for the squeamish! Marco Pierre White’s latest hotel venture in Wiltshire is nothing if not thought provoking.
Continue readingBest Short Walks on Dartmoor: the Walkham Valley & Merrivale, Devon, UK (July 2021)
A wonderfully varied Dartmoor walk on picturesque old tracks to Swelltor Quarry with beautiful views and Bronze Age ruins.
Continue readingBest Short Walks in Devon, UK : Holne & the River Dart from New Bridge (July 2021)
A short walk with fine views, cream teas and the beautiful Dart River – wild swimming spots in abundance!
Continue readingBest Short Walks in Devon: A Circuit from New Bridge, Devon, UK (July 2021)
A short but satisfying walk from New Bridge, encompassing a lovely stretch of the River Dart and a scenic tor.
Continue readingBest Short Walks on Dartmoor: Grimspound Circuit, Devon, UK (July 2021)
A varied circuit with one of Dartmoor’s best known prehistoric sites, a scenic ridge and valley tin mine ruins.
Continue readingBest Short Walks on Dartmoor: Ringmoor Down, Eylesbarrow & Siward’s Cross, Devon, UK (July 2021)
This is a great walk to get away from everyone, an easy wander on the wild moors amidst old tin mines and Bronze Age monuments
Continue readingWar Walks: Brownstone Battery, Coleton Fishacre, Devon, UK (July 2021)
A great taster of the South West Coast Path, this walk offers superb coastal views and a rare WW2 coastal defence battery.
Continue readingBrixham, Devon, UK (July 2021)
Brixham is a pretty traditional fishing harbour with multi coloured houses on the hillsides framing the harbour. We take a day out to explore.
Continue readingBest Short Walks in Wiltshire: the Tan Hill Way (May 2021)
The Tan Hill Way is easy to overlook. It is not even signposted as such along its short 12 mile length. However it offers some of the most consistently stunning scenery in Wiltshire as it follows the heights of the downs.
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