Paul Shorrock
Paul offers guided hillwalking in the UK through Hillcraft Guided Walking. He is also a freelance outdoor writer.
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#325 – Merry Christmas and a happy New Year in 2023
Well, this is going out on Boxing Day 2022, a day when UK hikers, hillwalkers, mountaineers and climbers traditionally head out for the hills and mountains to walk off that extra helping of turkey and Christmas pud, so I’ll save … Continue reading
#320 – ‘Mist’ – a dog in a million!
For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then exit that window to go back – go on, it really does work! After the previous blog post was published (see post … Continue reading
Posted in 1. Scotland, 2. Lake District, 3. Yorkshire Dales, 4. Northern England, 5. North Wales
Tagged Border Collie, hiking, hillwalking, mountains, photography
20 Comments
#317 – Gowbarrow and Aira Force in the English Lake District
For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then exit that window to go back – go on, it really does work! It was mid-February 2022, and we were looking at … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District
Tagged Border Collie, hiking, hills, hillwalking, mountains, photography, Ullswater
3 Comments
#316 – Helm Crag and Far Easedale
For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then exit that window to go back – go on, it really does work! “The journey of a thousand miles, starts with a … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District
Tagged Fells, hiking, hillwalking, Lake District, mountains, photography
6 Comments
#305 – Wet Sleddale – something in the air?
For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then exit that window to go back – go on, it really does work! During our trips to and from Scotland, one location … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District, Wildlife
Tagged aircraft, Border Collie, hiking, hillwalking, mountains, photography, Wildlife
2 Comments
#279 – Walla Crag, (nearly but not quite) Bleaberry Fell and Derwent Water
(For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in, then use your browser return arrow to go back – go on, it really does work!) Spring 2020 in the UK will be remembered by many for … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District
Tagged Border Collie, Borrowdale, Cumbria, hiking, hillwalking, mountains, photography
8 Comments
#278 – Castlerigg Stone Circle (and other things!)
July 2020, and the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions were finally lifted in Wales (see post #277). Our neighbours over the border had been travelling to mountain areas in England for a couple of weeks now and it was time to join … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District, Stone Circles
Tagged Border Collie, Cumbria, hiking, hillwalking, Lake District, mountains, photography, Stone Circles
9 Comments
#263 – Coniston Old Man (via Levers Water) and Dow Crag
(Left click images to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) Over the years, I’ve frequently returned to the Coniston Hills in the Lake District. I’ve posted a few of the more recent trips in this blog (see … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District
Tagged Border Collie, Cumbria, hiking, hillwalking, Lake District, mountains, photography
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#251 – Lake District bothies Part 2 – Mosedale Cottage
(Left click images to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) The walk out to Dubbs Hut and Warnscale bothies (see post #250) had filled a day in nicely, so we decided to round off our May Lakes … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District, Bothy days
Tagged Border Collie, bothy, Cumbria, hillwalking, Lake District, mountains, photography
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#250 – Lake District bothies Part 1 – Dubbs Hut and Warnscale
(Left click images to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) The May 2018 trip to Scotland was drawing to a close. Our outing to Invermallie Bothy and Achnacarry (see post #249) had been in damp, mizzly … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District, Bothy days
Tagged Border Collie, bothy, Cumbria, hillwalking, Lake District, mountains, photography
7 Comments