Where have We been?
This is just a quick post to apologise for the lack of content over recent weeks but I’ve been somewhat […]
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Journal
Been There | Seen That | Done It
Running on Empty: My First Marathon
Sunday, 24th April 2022 As often happens to many of us when we reach a milestone birthday, there’s a pressure
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Beaurepaire Manor House
Beaurepaire Manor House Meaning ‘beautiful retreat’ in French (the language of the English court around the time that it was
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Barnard Castle Market Cross
Visitors to Barnard Castle will be hard-pressed to miss a distinctive two-storey building acting as a roundabout at the junction
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Marking the Parish Boundaries
If you’re walking through Teesdale on the Teesdale Way you’re bound to encounter – often when crossing a watercourse of
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Coal, Caves & Quarries in Durham City
Sunday 18th October 2020 Not a lot of people know this but you can download excellent on-line field guides, or
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Cronkley Pencil Mill
This lonely Victorian industrial site in Upper Teesdale is found not too far from the Teesdale Way, on the opposite
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Ashgill Force Waterfall
Ashgill Force is an unexpectedly impressive waterfall tucked away discreetly off the B6277 between Teesdale and Alston in Cumbria, UK.
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Is Cash Force Northern England’s most underrated waterfall?
Wednesday, 7th October 2020 If I’d read it anywhere other than in Russell Bulman’s Introduction to the Geology of Alston
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Turn Wheel Linn inspires first ‘official’ Durham Cow video
Tuesday, 29th September 2020 Today I drove up to Eastgate, in Weardale, to walk up the Rookhope Burn and photograph
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