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Wherever I go, I tend to write about it. Here's a few...

The Ridgeway 2006 with David

Edale mad weekend 2007 with David again

Cumbria 2008 with the whole family (minus the dog)

Derbyshire 2009 with David and Alex

Coast to coast 2010 on Walking Places

Blackpool 2012 - A Google Story thing

Crickhowell 2013

York 2014 - Pictures only

West Highland Way 2015 - Day 600 anniversary Taster

Japan 2017

Peninne Cycleway 2018

North Wales 2019

Coast To Coast 2022
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