The November 2019 issue of Country Walking contains a route I did around Radnor Forest and the quaint hamlet of[…]
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Wandering Around Whitton
The June 2019 issuse of Country Walking magazine contains my 7 ¾ mile wander around the Welsh Border village of Whitton. Whitton[…]
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Steamy Severn-side Saunter
Step inside the Spring 2019 issue of Country Walking magazine and you’ll find my steamy Severn-side saunter route description. Don’t[…]
Read moreWentnor & Linley Beeches
For a glorious walk through some of Shropshire’s most iconic tree-scapes, check out my Wentnor and Linley Beeches route in[…]
Read moreNewcastle on Clun
Check out the Spring 2017 issue of Country Walking magazine for my route of ‘middles’ around Newcastle on Clun (it[…]
Read moreNewcastle on Clun
Check out the Spring issue of Country Walking magazine, for my ‘middle’ route around Newcastle on Clun. It roams the[…]
Read moreHarley’s Mountain
Climb the mountain that isn’t a mountain, in the November 2016 issue of Country Walking magazine (out now). Harley’s Mountain[…]
Read moreClun & Black Hill
Fancy stepping into Bruce Chatwin’s shoes? Explore Shropshire’s idyllic countryside around Clun, reputedly the inspiration behind Chatwin’s novel ‘On The[…]
Read moreChirk & the Llangollen Canal
The August issue of Country Walking magazine has a route around Chirk and the Llangollen canal. This one is for[…]
Read moreHigh Tove (and Blea Tarn … no, the other one)
Hi ho, hi ho, it’s off to High Tove we go … Well, not if you read Wainwright’s books. He[…]
Read moreHopton Castle
Hop to it, and if you’re quick you can buy a copy of the Spring 2016 issue of Country Walking[…]
Read morePembridge Perambulation
Fancy a 7.5 mile wander around the beautiful Herefordshire countryside? Check out the March 2016 issue of Country Walking with[…]
Read moreBrown Clee Hill
The June issue of Country Walking has my route exploring Brown Clee Hill in Shropshire. It’s a 6.5 mile route,[…]
Read morePointing Country Walking Magazine In The Right Direction
Check out the May 2015 issue of Country Walking magazine for an interesting piece of the delights to be found[…]
Read moreMorville
The October 2014 issue of Country Walking carries a 5.5-mile route around Morville, in Shropshire (not far from Bridgnorth), offering[…]
Read moreBishop’s Wood
The July 2014 issue of Country Walking magazine carries my 8.5-mile route around the Shropshire/South Staffordshire border, offering walkers the[…]
Read moreClee St Margaret
The June 2014 issue of Country Walking carries my 7.25-mile route around Clee St Margaret, giving you the opportunity to[…]
Read morePlodding Around Pontesbury
Take a wander around Earl’s Hill, Shropshire Wildlife Trust’s first nature reserve and explore the hill known as the Sleeping[…]
Read moreTeetering on Titterstone
The January 2014 issue of Country Walking magazine (out now) includes my 5.5-mile walk around Titterstone Clee Hill. Make sure[…]
Read more48 Hours in the Shropshire Hills
Check out the September 2013 issue of Country Walking magazine: Now is the perfect time to explore the Shropshire Hills[…]
Read moreCountry Walking’ Britain’s Best Walks App
Country Walking magazine has just launched an app for smartphone users to search for walks in their local area and[…]
Read moreLiving Life on the Edge
The latest issue of Country Walking is now out (June 2013) with an energetic 9.75-mile walk in it exploring Wenlock[…]
Read moreSkylarks and Seismic Shifts
Country Walking: Discover big views, tranquil hollows,ancient rocks, wild horses and avian choirs on the slopes of England’s long mountain[…]
Read moreAttingham Park, Shrewsbury – A Great British Walk
If you’re looking for some walking inspiration, then the October issue of Country Walking magazine is packed full of ideas,[…]
Read moreStrutting My Stuff!
Well, the July 2012 issue of Country Walking has hit the shops and includes the feature by Rachel Broomhead about[…]
Read moreWrite For Country Walking magazine (celebrating 25 years)
Congratulations to Country Walking magazine – the May 2012 issue marks its 25th birthday. I don’t think I bought the[…]
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