I do hope that you have enjoyed visiting this site but please keep in mind that it is not intended to be a guidebook. It is simply a personal record of my walks, so please do not follow any of the routes without making sure that you are properly equipped and prepared
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Kim Bowdery
from
Orpington
wrote on 14 June, 2023
Hi Andrew. I’d just like to thank you for your website’s role in our wonderful week in the western Lakes last week. Much as I love reading Wainwright’s guides, your route descriptions complement them brilliantly. So, for example, when tackling the High Stile range, it was handy to know about the steep section below the summit of Red Pike (we had the red hands to confirm!), and to be ready for the “knee-jarring descent down Gamlin End”. I now appreciate your caption under the photo of the Grasmoor signpost at Cinderdale Common (“… the distance indicated is the longest 1.5 miles I’ve ever walked”)! And on the Saturday we took your advice that when the hordes head for Buttermere, Lorton Vale is never the wrong choice: starting near the foot of Brackenthwaite Hows, the first other human we saw was the man in the Lorton village shop. Bliss.
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