Day 33 – Cleared to Cross Fell, over
Dufton to Garrigill “The highest, most remote and most exposed part of the route” says my Pennine Way guidebook aboutContinue Reading
Author: Tim
Pilgrim
Day 32 – Effective Social Distancing
Langdon Beck to Dufton “Would you like a cooked breakfast?”, Andrew Milnes asked me this morning. “No thank you, justContinue Reading
Day 31 – A Low Force, A High Force and a Stomach Churning Force
Middleton to Langdon Beck and back Today was almost a rest day because I have two nights in the sameContinue Reading
Day 30 – A Triumph
Bowes to Middleton Great breaking news!! 82 year old Pennine Way hiker found safe and well near Keld. He’d hitContinue Reading
Day 29 – Beware the Moss, Beware the Moor, Beware of Long Lankin
Keld to Bowes The mountain rescue teams were out early looking for an 82 year old man who went missingContinue Reading
Day 28 – The Great Shunner Fell and a Pile of Stones
Hawes to Keld It’s a day where the 1:25000 series map becomes a work of art. I could snip outContinue Reading
Day 27 – Wensleydale Cheese
Horton in Ribblesdale to Hawes Every weekend a different charity organises their own Three Peaks Challenge in which participants haveContinue Reading
Day 26 – James Herriot Country
Malham to Horton in Ribblesdale And that photo is the fearsome Pen-y-Ghent, today’s big challenge. I’m in the Yorkshire DalesContinue Reading
Day 25 – The Calm Before the Storm
Skipton to Malham Kirk Yetholm is the end of the Pennine Way in case you thought it was almost over.Continue Reading
Day 24 – Stone the Crows
Haworth to Skipton I had just finished my pint at the Black Bull last night and was walking through Haworth,Continue Reading
