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31/05/23

A Circular Walk From West Witton

Our little group of walkers are thinking that perhaps we should do one of the National Peaks again ‘Before we get too old?’ was a response but there it is,…

 
16/02/23

Circular walk from West Witton in WEnsleydale

It had seemed a while since Den and I had walked from West Witton in Wensleydale so that was the plan. All paths we had walked before but it’s amazing…

 
14/06/22

Scaling the East Side of Penhill in Wensleydale in the Yorkshire Dales

Sounds a bit dramatic, scaling the east side of Penhill in Wensleydale, but it is an achievement to reach the beacon and depending on where you set off from as…

 
13/05/22

Circular Walk from West Witton in Beautiful Wensleydale in the Yorkshire Dales

On a beautiful spring morning my friend Denny and I set off to do a circular walk from West Witton in Wensleydale in the wonderful Yorkshire Dales. The best place…

 
21/07/21

West Witton to West Witton in Wensleydale, the Yorkshire Dales, in a circular manner

On a warm humid morning we set off from West Witton for a low level walk in Wensleydale, a perfect route for the day. Through fields of long wet grass,…

 
11/03/21

Wensley Bridge to Middleham, along The Gallops, down to West Witton, returning by the River Ure

What a fabulous walk my friend Den and I did the other day. Was it all the wildlife we saw? Geese, herons, skylarks, curlews, oystercatchers amongst them. Was it because the sun shone yet we could see others weren’t enjoying the same?

 
25/08/20

West Witton in glorious Wensleydale in the Yorkshire Dales

West Witton is a linear village perched on the lower slopes of Penhill in Wensleydale, a settlement known to have been here since Anglo Saxon times. Stone cottages, Georgian houses, a hint of Victorian, new builds all add to the mix of this vibrant little village with its thriving community.

 
19/08/20

On the hunt for Six Mosaic’s on the Bartle Trail near West Witton in Wensleydale

One hot afternoon we set of in search of the Bartle Trail and six mosaics dotted on the hillside above West Witton in Wensleydale. There is an official Bartle Trail walk going up Kagram, Green Gate, Nossil End and Stony Gate but having walked that way

 
31/01/20

Lovely walk from Fairhurst’s at Berry’s in Swinithwaite in a circular manner

Our walking group decided to walk from Fairhurst’s at Berry’s in Swinithwaite.  The walk was about four miles in total and easy going but the weather was not good, not good at all when we were getting ready. I really didn’t want to set off but was persuaded, as I would be, and so pleased I was as the afternoon cleared out and we had a stunning walk

 
04/12/18

The Wensleydale Heifer in West Witton and Two Glasses of Fizz!

Joanne and I were invited to a really lovely event at the Wensleydale Heifer in West Witton in Wensleydale, a thank you lunch. Around sixty people were there who all offer bed and breakfast or let holiday cottages and who, throughout the year, had helped to promote the Wensleydale Heifer each in their own small way.

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