Walks Index

An index of walks over the years from 1999

 
 
 
Jun 1999 Arriving at Crag Cottage, Grasmere mid afternoon.
Dec 1999 Experiencing worst ever motorway congestion.
Jun 2000

Arriving at Bowness on Windermere in time to buy lunch, cross Windermere by ferry and picnic on the quiet west shore of the lake.

Oct 2000

This was the week of near hurricane force gales in the south, floods along the Severn Valley & the River Ouse and generally very wet weather everywhere. 

Jul 2001

We stayed at Goody Bridge Cottage, Easedale which provides accommodation for two; ideally situated for exploring the central fells around Grasmere & beyond.

Sep 2001

We stayed at The Barn, Seatoller which provides accommodation for four and is ideally situated for exploring the fells in the surrounding locality.

Christmas 2001

We stayed at Goody Bridge Cottage, still our preferred choice of accommodation. A pleasant week over the Christmas week spent re-visiting familiar haunts around the Central Fells.

Jul 2002

We stayed at Goody Bridge Cottage, Easedale which provides accommodation for two; ideally situated for exploring the central fells around Grasmere & beyond.

March 2003  

We stayed at Goody Bridge Cottage, Easedale which provides accommodation for two and is ideally situated for exploring the central fells around Grasmere & beyond

June 2003  

We stayed at White Wicket at Lonsties on the outskirts of  Keswick which provides accommodation for four and is ideally situated for exploring the Northern Fells & beyond.

March 2004  

We stayed at White Wicket at Lonsties on the outskirts of  Keswick which provides accommodation for four and is ideally situated for exploring the Northern Fells & beyond.

June 2004  

We stayed at White Wicket at Lonsties on the outskirts of  Keswick which provides accommodation for four and is ideally situated for exploring the Northern Fells & beyond.

March 2005  

We stayed at The Pavilion, Clappersgate on the outskirts of  Ambleside which provides accommodation for two and is ideally situated for exploring the Central Fells.

June 2005  

We stayed at White Wicket at Lonsties on the outskirts of  Keswick.  This year we explored some of the lesser frequented fells; some might say 'Wainwright Bagging' but that's only true if it's the intention to complete them all which is not our intention. There are some fells, i.e. Mungrisdale Common, that probably will only be seen from edge of Skiddaw Forest.

September 2005  

A 'stopover day' returning home from Scotland, we stayed at Borwick Lodge which is set in the heart of the English Lake District in a delightful and tranquil setting

March 2006  

We stayed at Manasty in Applethwaite, on the outskirts of  Keswick, which provides superb views across to the North Western Fells.  A week spent revisiting favourite haunts & exploring one or two new fells including Mungrisdale Common, which I vowed never to do.

June 2006  

We stayed at White Wicket at Lonsties on the outskirts of  Keswick.  This year we explored some more of the lesser frequented fells as well as revisiting one or two favourites; some might say further 'Wainwright Bagging' but that's only true if it's the intention to complete them all.

Christmas 2006  

We stayed at White Wicket at Lonsties on the outskirts of  Keswick. A week spent taking in leisurely strolls over the Christmas week.

March 2007  

We stayed at Portinscale, to the west of  Keswick, which provides a good base to explore the Northern & North Western Fells

June 2007  

We stayed at Lonsties, to the east of  Keswick, which provides a good base to explore the Central, Eastern, Northern & North Western Fells

September 2007  

We stayed at Deer Cottage in the Borrowdale valley; the cottage is nestled below Walla Crag providing stunning views of Catbells & the surrounding fells

March 2008  

We stayed in the Keswick on the outskirts of the town just off Chestnut Hill; our accommodation provided superb views across Keswick to the Bassenthwaite Lake & Skiddaw

June 2008  

We stayed in the Keswick on the outskirts of the town just off Chestnut Hill; our accommodation provided superb views across Keswick to the Bassenthwaite Lake & Skiddaw

September 2008  

A week spent revisiting lesser fells that haven't been walked in some time as well as familiar favourites - Walla Crag & Skiddaw

April 2009  

A week spent revisiting lesser fells that haven't been walked in some time as well as an all time favourite - Skiddaw

June 2009  

A fortnight spent doing a selection of walks across most regions to assist our intrepid walker on her way to completing her Wainwrights - 28 still to go

Oct 2009  

A week spent at Dockray in the Eastern Fells

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