ADVENTURE ON THE CHILTERN WAY
Mature Times travel writer, Nigel Heath, walks the Chiltern Way Our latest walking adventure meandering around the one hundred and thirty-four mile long Chiltern Way began with a positioning stay at t ...
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GOING ASTRAY ON THE STAFFORDSHIRE WAY
By Nigel Heath We did a giant leapfrog when we returned to complete the very rural Staffordshire Way. My lifelong walking companion and poet Peter Gibbs and I had walked our first three days on this l ...
MUD, MUD AND NOT SO GLORIOUS MUD AS NIGEL HEATH DISCOVERED STEPPING OUT ON THE STAFFORDSHIRE WAY
“We are not fair- weather walkers,” my life-long trekking companion and poet Peter Gibbs and I have always said, but setting out on the Staffordshire Way cross country walk after weeks of April rain w ...
NIGEL HEATH TAKES A WINTER WALK ALONG THE KENNET AND AVON CANAL
It was definitely a case of sliding doors when my walking companion and poet Peter Gibbs and I set out from Reading on a bitterly cold January morning to walk the sixty- nine miles to Bradford on Avon ...