A Yorkshire Dales Easter

Outdoor Discoveries

It's amazing how things develop. After all, this blog started out as a news section for the rest of the website. With encouragement from readers, it has become a place for relating my countryside wanderings and musings about the world of outdoor activity. Walking, cycling and photography all are part of what I do out-of-doors and, hopefully, they will continue to inspire me to keep adding entries on here. Of course, there needs to be something of interest to you, dear reader, too and I hope that's the case. Thanks for coming.

11th April 2007

As mentioned below, my Easter weekend saw me head up Yorkshire way on the Saturday to continue my northward Pennine Way quest. On what was a sun drenched Sunday, I walked from Horton-in-Ribblesdale to Hawes while Monday saw me leave a foggy and damp Malham Tarn for a trot to Gargrave. My base for both excursions proved to be a hotel in Leeds (yes, I did push the boat out a bit but LateRooms.Com saved me some money too) while trains were instrumental in getting me to and from my walks with a little help from local bus services. I’ll add more on the walks themselves in due course.

Topics: England, Pennine Way, Trip Reports, Walking, Yorkshire

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