Paul Shorrock
Paul offers guided hillwalking in the UK through Hillcraft Guided Walking. He is also a freelance outdoor writer.
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Monthly Archives: February 2011
#15 – “…feeling a bit peaky..”
The peaks in this case being three in number. Last weeks post on Pen y Ghent brought back memories of the previous year, when I spent four months researching for a guidebook on the Three Peaks Challenge – That’s the … Continue reading
#14 – Another hard day at the office? – Pen y Ghent
“A bad day on the hills is better than a good day in the office”. Fortunately I don’t have to make the choice, the hills being the office nowadays. Today’s choice was Pen y Ghent, my favourite peak in the … Continue reading
Posted in 3. Yorkshire Dales
Tagged hillwalking, mountains, Pen y Ghent, Pennine Way
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#13 – Wandering around Malham
“The Team” ….assembled for “The Walk” The Yorkshire Dales is rightly popular as a hill-walking destination. The area does not have the picturesque views of Lakeland, the stark drama of Snowdonia or the wildness of the Scottish Highlands, but it … Continue reading
#12 – “Walking (safely) in a Winter Wonderland….”
My scariest mountain moment this week was in the comfort of my own back garden. My window cleaner was telling me about his walk up Helvellyn a couple of weeks ago. They had gone the long way round (Grisedale Tarn … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District, 5. North Wales, Mountain Safety
Tagged Helvellyn, mountain rescue, Snowdonia, Swirral Edge, winter, Yr Wyddfa
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