2012 May | Fat Goat Walks
Pendle Hill and Stang Top Moor
This is a walk that I put together for a “meet” at the walking forum that was to feature yet another alternate route up my favourite hill of Pendle Hill. However, the weather did intervene and the heavens opened for … Continue reading →
A New Approach…
… To Winter Hill! Yesterday (Sunday the 27th of May, 2012) I met up with several other members of The Walking Forum for a walk up to Winter Hill (my former home town’s highest summit) via a route that I … Continue reading →
Winter Hill wanderings…and another three summits!
It was a gorgeous-looking bank holiday Monday (7/5/12), so there was every chance that there would be rain. That wasn’t going to put me off heading for my old home town’s (Bolton) mighty plateau of Winter Hill and my intent … Continue reading →
Peak (Pendle) Practice
The sun was out and the sky was bluer than even I had wished, so it was off to the village of Barley on Saturday morning for a first ascension of the infamous “steps” since 2010. The reason why I … Continue reading →
Pendle Hill and Stang Top Moor
This is a walk that I put together for a “meet” at the walking forum that was to feature yet another alternate route up my favourite hill of Pendle Hill. However, the weather did intervene and the heavens opened for … Continue reading →
A New Approach…
… To Winter Hill! Yesterday (Sunday the 27th of May, 2012) I met up with several other members of The Walking Forum for a walk up to Winter Hill (my former home town’s highest summit) via a route that I … Continue reading →
Winter Hill wanderings…and another three summits!
It was a gorgeous-looking bank holiday Monday (7/5/12), so there was every chance that there would be rain. That wasn’t going to put me off heading for my old home town’s (Bolton) mighty plateau of Winter Hill and my intent … Continue reading →
Peak (Pendle) Practice
The sun was out and the sky was bluer than even I had wished, so it was off to the village of Barley on Saturday morning for a first ascension of the infamous “steps” since 2010. The reason why I … Continue reading →