Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Gaping Gill walk
Uploaded 21:15 27/09/2010
A short walk in the Yorkshire Dales, from Clapham, up Clapdale and through Trow Gill to Gaping Gill
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A short walk in the Yorkshire Dales, from Clapham, up Clapdale and through Trow Gill to Gaping Gill
Click on 'Post aComment' below to let me know what you think
Sunday, September 26, 2010
More updates
All the walks have now been reformatted, and the encyclopaedia pages replaced with external links
Monday, September 20, 2010
Site update
The site is currently being updated (I've said that before :-)), and currently 18 of the 34 walks pages have been 'reformatted'
Mike
Mike
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Shuttlingsloe and Cat And Fiddle
We did this walk the other weekend, 8-9 miles in the Macclesfield Forest, and it’s being written up at the moment.
Well recommended !!
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
New Dimension
I've been out bicycling as often as I have been walking this year - get ready for Mikes' Rides as well as Mikes' Walks
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Healey Nab
Mike,
My husband and I have just returned from the walk up Nealey Nab - however, we got rather lost!
We followed your instructions well until we got to point 4 where you mentioned "looking for a footpath coming in from the right and 2 going off to the left in the space of 10 metres". We did see a footpath on the right but there was only one footpath on the left a few yards further on. We took this path but there was no other path going up to it and there was no disused small quarry workings. We got completely lost at this point! We wandered around the top of Healey Nab for some time and eventually found the cairn and took the path down from there and we did manage to find our way back to White Coppice after some time.
I do have to say though that we did enjoy our walk - eventhough we managed to miss the pub lunch at the Yew Tree Inn 20 minutes late for lunch - they finished serving at 2 p.m.!!
All the best,
L&A
My husband and I have just returned from the walk up Nealey Nab - however, we got rather lost!
We followed your instructions well until we got to point 4 where you mentioned "looking for a footpath coming in from the right and 2 going off to the left in the space of 10 metres". We did see a footpath on the right but there was only one footpath on the left a few yards further on. We took this path but there was no other path going up to it and there was no disused small quarry workings. We got completely lost at this point! We wandered around the top of Healey Nab for some time and eventually found the cairn and took the path down from there and we did manage to find our way back to White Coppice after some time.
I do have to say though that we did enjoy our walk - eventhough we managed to miss the pub lunch at the Yew Tree Inn 20 minutes late for lunch - they finished serving at 2 p.m.!!
All the best,
L&A
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