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30/01/26

Where to Walk in the Glorious Yorkshire Dales?

A little while ago someone asked me what my favourite walk was. Where to start! Long or short, just in between. Local, further afield? I needed to think and think…

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01/09/21

A linear walk from Braidley in Coverdale to Kettlewell in Wharfedale

On a bit of a dull morning my son and I decided to do a linear walk from the tiny hamlet of Braidley in Coverdale to Kettlewell in Wharfedale. Scaling…

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