Paul Shorrock
Paul offers guided hillwalking in the UK through Hillcraft Guided Walking. He is also a freelance outdoor writer.
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#235 – The Grasmoor Hills – a quiet corner in the North-Western Fells of the Lake District
(Left click images to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) Having a Border Collie means a decent walk for the dog, every day. Most of the time I’ll go with Chris, and we do a good … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District
Tagged Border Collie, Cumbria, hiking, hillwalking, Lake District, mountains, photography
10 Comments
#234 – Rannerdale Knotts, Crummock Water
(Left click images to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) It seems odd that, surrounded by hills and mountains as we are in North Wales, Chris and I seemed to have spent more time on Scottish and … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District
Tagged Border Collie, Cumbria, hiking, hillwalking, Lake District, mountains, photography
5 Comments
#233 – Coniston Old Man and Dow Crag
(Left click images to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) Our mammoth Scottish trip in May this year was finally coming to an end, but we weren’t in a rush to get home and the weather was … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District
Tagged Border Collie, Cumbria, hiking, hillwalking, Lake District, mountains, photography
2 Comments
#232 – Carrock Fell in the Northern Fells of the Lake District
(Left click images to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) They say all good things come to an end, and the Scottish trip earlier in the year had certainly been a good one. We weren’t quite finished … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Lake District
Tagged Border Collie, Cumbria, hiking, hillwalking, Lake District, mountains, photography
4 Comments
#231 – A day on ‘The other Buachaille’
(‘Left click’ images to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) Mention ‘The Buachaille’ to mountain people, and they will nod wisely and assume that you mean Buachaille Etive Mor which translates as the ‘Big Herdsman of Etive’. … Continue reading
Posted in 1. Scotland
Tagged Border Collie, Glencoe, hiking, hillwalking, mountains, photography, Scottish Highlands
1 Comment
#230 – The Beinn Eighe Ridge, Torridon
(Left click images to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) We were slowly making our way back home on our May trip to Scotland. Ten days earlier, Chris and I (plus Border Collie ‘Mist’ of course!) had … Continue reading
Posted in 1. Scotland
Tagged Border Collie, hiking, hillwalking, mountaineering, mountains, photography, Scottish Highlands
11 Comments
#229 – A walk up (or around!) Stac Pollaidh
(Left click images to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) Travelling north up the A835 beyond Ullapool you enter Assynt, a land of wide open spaces and weird looking mountains. In May 2016 we had come … Continue reading
Posted in 1. Scotland
Tagged Border Collie, hiking, hillwalking, mountains, photography, Scottish Highlands
4 Comments
#228 – The Fairy Lochs, Shieldaig near Gairloch
(Some images will zoom – Left click to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) After our outing to Corrie Mhic Fhearchair (see post #227) I was itching to get in a longer day on a crossing of … Continue reading
Posted in 1. Scotland, Aircrash Sites
Tagged Border Collie, hiking, hillwalking, mountains, photography, Scottish Highlands
7 Comments
#227 – Coire Mhic Fhearchair and the Beinn Eighe air-crash, 1951
(Some images will zoom – Left click to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) Our Scottish trip had got off to a great start with bright sun and settled conditions most of the time, especially on Skye … Continue reading
Posted in 1. Scotland, Aircrash Sites
Tagged Border Collie, hiking, mountain rescue, mountaineering, mountains, photography, Scottish Highlands
11 Comments
#226 – Coire na Creiche and the Fairy Pools
(Some images will zoom – Left click to zoom in, use browser return arrow to go back) So far, our May trip to Scotland hadn’t got any further than Glencoe (see post #222) and Skye (posts #223, #224 and #225) … Continue reading
Posted in 1. Scotland
Tagged Border Collie, Commandos, hiking, hillwalking, mountaineering, mountains, photography, Royal Marines, Scottish Highlands
1 Comment

