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Hi Andrew, hope you are all well.Wont be long now before you are out and about walking in our wonderful countryside.Just like to say how much enjoyed your great mini videos and pictures of birds you have been posting on your site.Certainly helped to get through these dark days of lockdown. All the Best , John Wylie.

Hi Andrew, hope you are all well. Just a few short words to say that the video of Herdwicks in the Lakes was just superb.Somethings we take for granted when walking up the fells are the Herdies but in these strange times they are very special. All the Best and Stay Safe , John Wylie.

Hi Just found your Kirkfell walk/scramble. I was trying to find out if it was an official scrambling route as I went that way myself. Your description pretty well summed it up. I too had a debate of reversing or continuing hoping I didn't stuck if it got harder! The gully wasn't nice but even though a 'one mistake and it's bye bye world' scramble out it was actually good scramble. It just needs to be somewhere other than above that gully! I too was glad to be out with a bit of jelly legs!

I just wanted to echo the thanks that previous Guests have left. I am thoroughly enjoying your site. Thank you for all the time that you have put into creating and maintaining this brilliant resource. It’s a tonic to follow some of your walks, especially now we are all rather housebound with Covid-19. Best wishes.

Hi Andrew. Happy New Year to you and hope that you are keeping well. Enjoyed the pics you have posted of Lingmoor Fell on 5th February. I spent a lot of time in December 1969 in Langdale and the mountains that surround it whilst at Eskdale Outward Bound School for 25 days. Did not realise how beautiful Langdale was from your walk. All the best, John Wylie.

Hi Andrew, I stumbled upon your web page just before our trip to Lorton for new year and was glad I did!, I tried several of your walks, including Brackenthwaite Hows, which I've passed below in the woods several times and didn't even know it was there. Suffice it to say we did it on a very blustery day and had it to ourselves, but the views were worth it. I've just seen your entry from January 1st 2020, when my wife, dog and I were on the Fellbarrow/Low Fell ridge. The view over the valley, down over Crummock Water and Buttermere and over to Loweswater, (as shown by you in the picture above) are probably one of the best in the lakes and are (so far) relatively undiscovered. Thanks for all your walking ideas, I'll look at wading through as many as I can when I'm in the area and may even bump into you at some point! Keep up the good work, Ian h.

Came to your site via a random look at the talkphotography blog where I clicked on the first entry on 'locations' where someone was raving about 'Faja de Pelay' - googled it via images and then clicked on your photo. Then spent ten minutes browsing your walks and bookmarked your page! It's brilliant well done!

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.

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.