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86 entries.
wrote on 31 October, 2019:
Good evening Andrew. I have enjoyed your holiday and Lakeland Pics through out this year. I look forward to the most wonderful images which you capture and the Cumbrian collection allows me to recall my memorable walks and visits to your most beautiful county. There is one question I must ask . How is that you manage to plan for the most perfect weather? We have all experienced the atrocious conditions which can strike at any time . You must plan well ahead or do you have inside knowledge and if so the BBC Weather forecasters need to Know. You certainly have a very good eye when you need to decide on the best panorama before you.
Thankyou for allowing me to join you in your walks.
Peter S, Northumberland.
wrote on 27 October, 2019:
This site is simply brilliant! I wish I had discovered your page years ago. It's been a pleasure browsing through all the excellent photos. My parents are based in the lakes and we're always looking for new walks and have found guidebooks a little tedious.. the photos and gpx files are a total game changer for planning new routes and areas to explore! Thanks for sharing
wrote on 21 October, 2019:
Hi Andrew, not been on your Blog since March .Just been catching up with your stunning pictures of all the places you have visited this year, Switzerland ,Pembrokeshire, the Lakes, North Yorks Moors, but best of all the tremendous pics of Tuscany Italy. The light in Tuscany is something very special. Keep walking, keep your Blog going it's very much appreciated. All the best John Wylie.
wrote on 9 October, 2019:
Hello Andrew.
I came across your site by mistake , I'm so glad I did. I loved spending time looking through some of your walks. It has given me a few ideas of places to visit.
Great photography.
Thank you .
wrote on 25 September, 2019:
Hi Andrew,
My boyfriend Ashtey and I followed your walk in Corfu from Kaminaki to Kerasia yesterday and had the most wonderful time. The coastal route made for a perfect day stopping off at the beautiful beaches you photographed and having a bite to eat at the Durrels White House. We also explored from Kaminaki to Nissaki beach, which involved a bit more rock climbing but was a great route also. Thank you so much for the recommendation, we hope to come to the Lake District soon so will be sure to follow one of your walks. Keep up the great work! Georgie
wrote on 29 August, 2019:
Thanks for the beautiful photos from Beverley Westwood. I posted one photo to my family group on facebook and provided the link for members to enjoy more of them. Our Grandpa Bilton was born a block from Beverley Westwood in 1884. Now we can understand the reasons why in Canada, he might have let a little field go to daisies and buttercups when he retired.
wrote on 26 August, 2019:
Hi Andrew,
I’ve been visiting your website for many years now, always a good reference point for my Lake District trips. Will be there again next week with the family, going to try your Bassenthwaite walks.
Keep up the great work.
Best regards
Jason
wrote on 12 August, 2019:
Hope you enjoyed your visit to the Kingdom of Northumbria as much as I enjoyed your pics. As a North Northumbrian it is good to see someone displaying England's most northern county for all to see. Best wishes Peter.
wrote on 1 August, 2019:
Hi Andrew, Jumble and I enjoyed meeting you today on Low Fell. Website looks great for ideas for local walks, thanks for pointing me towards it!
wrote on 24 July, 2019:
Hey Andrew! LOVE all your photos!!! We will be hiking the Lechweg in Austria (staying in Oberlech) at the end of August 2019. Your photos were wonderful to go through to get an idea of what we will be seeing. Especially helpful was the info about Gehren Ridge and 'Sea of Stones'. Not sure we want to tackle that - after all, we are from Flat Florida! Haha! 😂
We have not been to England yet - it is on the list! I look forward to referencing your other walks for our future adventures. Thanks for sharing!
wrote on 19 July, 2019:
Hi Andrew
I just chanced upon your website having Googled "Seahouses". I was only looking for tips on possible walks but as a keen photographer I have to say your photos are fantastic. You have inspired me. I can't wait to get to Seahouses now ! My favourite destination is normally the Lakes so I see you have more to offer ...
wrote on 9 May, 2019:
Hi Andrew. Lovely to see your Majorca trip photos. We spent last week in Biniaraix/Soller where I see you were in 9/15. We covered a lot of the same ground including a walk to Deia and 2 trips up the Barranc at Biniaraix , on the second occasion to the summit of L'Ofre.
Birding highlights were 3 glimpses of a golden oriole and time watching and listening to a rather extrovert nightingale at L'Ofre.
Keep up the good work , best wishes, Ian
wrote on 4 May, 2019:
Hi Andrew,
Your Yorkshire photos are really good and I recognise some of the places as I have family in the area.
wrote on 26 April, 2019:
Hi Andrew
Just back from a visit to North Cave Wetlands and the beautiful Bluebells in North Cliffe Wood.
Thanks for showing your photos and sharing the location of this beautiful woodland.
Best Wishes Clive..
wrote on 14 April, 2019:
Was searching for walks in and around Warkworth, Northumberland and discovered your site. Absolutely fabulous! The best walking site there is. Thank you.
wrote on 12 April, 2019:
Fantastic website, with beautiful photographs. I have enjoyed many hours looking at your walks and must say they inspire me.
Thank you.
wrote on 31 March, 2019:
Great to see your photos of Seville, Cordoba and Granada.
I am setting off on this holiday with InnTravel this Wednesday.
Really interested to see your amazing photographs before setting off.
Doug
wrote on 26 March, 2019:
Just wanted to say thanks for posting the Fridaythorpe walk. Your photographs are very helpful and inspiring.
wrote on 7 March, 2019:
Thanks for your blog and its wonderful photographs.
I ‘stumbled’ across your blog this week - I’m doing my annual walking week based in Soller, Majorca.
You mention some navigational issues on the G221 walk from Soller across to Deia. When the path meets the main road east of Deia you do unfortunately have to follow the road for about a third of a mile before the path peels off on a left hand bend. Not ideal. The delightful path then loses height before reaching the lane coming up from the cove, where you can either carrry on for Deia or turn right for the coast. You should not go on the cliff top path.
Today I returned to Soller via the coast path. Some sections are a little exposed or difficult but it is generally a delightful second leg to a wonderful circular walk.
Paul
wrote on 5 March, 2019:
Hi Andrew and Gilly.Thanks for posting fantastic pictures of your walk onto Haystacks on the 26 February. So lucky yet again with sunshine and clear skys.You are very lucky to have mountains on your doorstep.
All the Best , John Wylie.
