Blog posts about
Hiking and Walking
Main image: Birkhouse Moor, Lake District, Autumn 2024
Walking isn’t about expansive vistas and big mountains, but the intricacies and moments of the place in which you find yourself.
Getting away from a digital career to let the wind blow through the gap between my ears.
Abandoning a walk to Hohgant (again) for the sake of a more enjoyable afternoon.
A picturesque dog walk to the tidal island of Oronsay, off the coast of the Isle of Skye.
A pleasant and warm walk last weekend, with forest sections and huge panoramic views across the lake to the mountains.
In all of the years of visiting the Lake District, I’ve always pondered Helvellyn, but a hike in autumn 2024 was the first time I’d seen it up close.
A wet and cold walk to a small Wainwright fell in January 2019.
A gentle autumn walk to wonderful views across Lorton Vale and Crummock Water.
A short break and brief drone flights above the farmland in the sunset near the highest point of the UK motorway network.
Spontaneously changing my plans for a day’s hiking to achieve the summit of Canisp, a large and rocky hill in the Assynt region of Scotland.
Panoramic photography along a walk between Interlaken West station and Neuhaus harbour.
A cold walk on the shores of Lac de Neuchâtel, and some lovely pink post-sunset light.
A pleasant walk down from Allmendhubel through Blumental valley, into the shade cast by the mountain ridge, then back into the sun to slither our way down the ice-covered path to Mürren.
