Looking west from Walla Crag, towards the peaks of Crag Hill and Grisedale Pike, with Derwent Water buried beneath the cloud. A quick evening walk up to Walla Crag to see a spectacular cloud inversion in the Lake District This is quite a short blog post compared to my...
A lone tree on Egton High Moor surrounded by a carpet of flowering heather as the sun sets, near Egton Bridge on the North York Moors. What this image doesn't capture is the aroma of heather which just added to the beauty of this place. © Stuart Hodgson 2014 Heather...
This view of Wastwater was voted Britain’s Favourite View in 2007 by television viewers so has to be included! My personal 10 Best Lake District views I've visited the Lake District a lot over the years and being a keen walker & photographer I've explored many of...
Ullswater from Green Hill on this Gowbarrow Fell walk, looking towards Glenridding and the Helvellyn range. This is a lovely walk providing some of the best views of Ullswater in my opinion, and also includes the popular Aira Force. Gowbarrow Fell walk from...
Looking towards the summit of Fairfield - one of my best views from the days walking in the Lake District. The river in the foreground made for a nice little composition. It was also a great little place to stop off and grab a bite to eat. And because this Fairfield...
What a view! A walker on the Crib Goch ridge. You can just make out the summit of Mount Snowdon where the clouds have cleared a little to the right of the walker, and further to the right is the summit of Garnedd Ugain. The Crib Goch section of the walk is definitely...
Twistleton Scar End in the Yorkshire Dales is a unique rocky limestone landscape with some isolated weathered & wind battered tree's dotted around which are a photographers dream. A quick Twistleton Scar End walk, near Ingleton in the Yorkshire Dales - on a...
The iconic Jurgen Klopp Street Art located in Jordan Street (at the intersection of Jamican Street), Baltic Triangle area, Liverpool Where to find the iconic Liverpool FC Street Art Being a Liverpool Football Club fan - I'd seen online the brilliant wall murals...
Hadrian's Wall WALK: The best bits and places to see the wall in all it's glory: The view towards Housesteads Roman Fort is stunning and a must-see Hadrian's Wall view and is known as one of Britain's best iconic views. You will pass this spot on this short 3 mile...
Walkers on the way to the summit of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the United Kingdom. Ben Nevis walk in 2012 Myself and a few mates had been wanting to climb Ben Nevis for a while, we'd done the highest peaks in the lakes, this was the next one we had to do....
An amazing early morning sunrise view from the fells that you can only get on a wild camp! This is from Nethermost Pike looking east to Patterdale and the mist over Ullswater, with the Pennines in the far distance. Wild camping in the Lakes at Hard Tarn, near...
Lush foliage surrounding cascading waterfalls in Hackfall Wood - it looks tropical but it's actually Yorkshire. This walk is full of surprises! Hackfall Woods walk - one of the best woodland walks in Yorkshire? I came across the Hackfall Woodland walk in an article...
A bucket list scene - Tunnel View at Yosemite National Park - what an awesome and majestic place OUTDOOR ADVENTURES IN US I'm from the UK, and whilst I love the natural landscapes the the UK has to offer - such as the Lake District and the remote wilds...
Hawthorn Hive - a nice secluded beach cove on the County Durham coast that makes for a good little walking destination near Seaham Seaham coastal walk to Hawthorn Hive from Nose's Point in County Durham Hawthorn Hive is a nice secluded cove on the County Durham Coast...
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The start of our Coast to Coast cycle route at Whitehaven, and everyone looking fresh (it won't last for long haha). This is one of the best group activity weekends we've ever had - hard work - but a great laugh. Read on to find out more A brilliant 3 days doing the...
The need for nature All life on Earth is intricately woven together in a vast, interconnected natural web of life, where every living organism plays a role. Humans are not separate from this system—we are a part of Nature. Plants, animals, microorganisms and humans...
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