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Return to Glen Tilt

Return to Glen Tilt On a good clear April day we walked up into Glen Tilt from Blair Atholl, along the Glen Tilt track, that once disputed right of way. Patches of snow still clung to the highest moun… more →

Over The Hills

Vandals In A Green And Pleasant Land?: Benvenuto Solomon

layanglicana wrote 1 day ago: Do hikers’ feet in these our times Walk upon England’s mountains green? And are there no … more →

Tags: Poetry, Vandalism, litter, Benvenuto Solomon, preservation of rural England, trippers, vandals

An inconvenient pandemic

Lewis Elliott wrote 4 days ago: Hello blogsters, and welcome to a more physical activity themed blog post. The results of a YouGov s … more →

Tags: health, physical activity, Moderate intensity, walking, YouGov, British Heart Foundation, accelometry, Government, Public Health

Put your best foot forward

Dave Evans wrote 1 week ago: Canterbury trek open to all   Canterbury’s Ramblers are inviting others to join them tomo … more →

Tags: All News HOME, Events

Get Walking Week

wisemonkeymedia wrote 1 week ago: We all know that there is nothing quite like a good walk. Whether its hiking up a hill, strolling th … more →

Tags: Cornwall, Useful Information, Market Square, walking, walk, cornish walks, BBC, British Ramblers, Walk North Cornwall

An Anniversary, a massive map and a reunion!

Dragon Run 1027 wrote 2 weeks ago: This Sunday marks the 1st Anniversary of the opening of the Wales Coast Path! 870 miles of walkable/ … more →

Tags: Dragonrun1027, map, offa's dyke, Ordinance Survey, ultrarunning, wales coast path, Walk Wales 1027

The South Shields dynasty: defenders of our freedom — 2 comments

campaignerkate wrote 2 weeks ago: The parliamentary constituency of South Shields, which has a by-election on 2 May, is significant fo … more →

Tags: Access, coastal access, common land, Open Spaces Society, Parliament, "Access Land", National Trust, right to roam

Loyola Men's Volleyball makes NCAA Final Four

Anna SK Buchanan wrote 2 weeks ago: Loyola’s Joe Smalzer By Anna Buchanan Loyola University Chicago’s Men’s Volleyball … more →

Tags: loyola student dispatch, Loyola University Chicago, rogers park, Sports, Chicago, Sport History, Mens Volleyball, ncaa championship, Achivements

The Kinder legacy — 3 comments

campaignerkate wrote 2 weeks ago: New Mills was a good choice for the first Spirit of Kinder Day, to celebrate the 81st anniversary of … more →

Tags: Open Country, DEFRA, Open Spaces Society, National Parks, town and village greens, green spaces, walking, Access, National Trail

I agree with Ramblers: Shropshire Council is losing its grip on footpaths — 1 comment

andybodders wrote 3 weeks ago: A letter has arrived from The Ramblers asking me to “support a reversal of the cuts imposed by the c … more →

Tags: Shropshire Council, Economy, Environment, Elections: 2013, footpaths

Kilvey Hill's culture

campaignerkate wrote 3 weeks ago: Macsen the skewbald horse, with his silent, unshod feet, carefully picked his way along the track, t … more →

Tags: Public paths, Open Country, Open Spaces Society, British Horse Society, Riding, Access, Wales, Campaigns, "Access Land"

April Guided Walk - The Great Ridge

Paul Besley wrote 3 weeks ago: The Great Ridge looking back towards Losehill from Mam Tor One of the best ways to start a walk is w … more →

Tags: peak district, walking, Guided walks, Kinder, edale, Rockandfell, Peak District National Park, Rockandfell Guided Walks, Dark Peak

Join Geoff Rambler for a trip down memory lane

John Parkinson wrote 1 month ago: Walkers are being urged to join the third in a series of historic hikes around the Kent countryside … more →

Tags: features, Charity, Cliffe, walk, marshes, Air, ambulance

Joseph and the Regis Ramblers

ruhighlander wrote 1 month ago: Regis Ramblers staged their 18th annual musical production, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolored Dre … more →

Tags: Art, college musicals, Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat, musicals, Regis, Regis College, regis ramblers, Regis University, theatre

Ramblers' vital volunteers — 2 comments

campaignerkate wrote 1 month ago: Today at the Ramblers’ general council I presented 12 ‘president’s awards’ to our … more →

Tags: Public paths, Open Country, green spaces, walking, Access, natural england, National Trail, OPEN SPACES, Ramblers' president

Irene Bunting—‘backbone of the access movement’

campaignerkate wrote 1 month ago: Irene Bunting, 14 March 1918–16 March 2013 If you die at a great age, not many people will come to y … more →

Tags: People, Access, "Access Land", Campaigns, right to roam, walking

Wanted—a national champion — 5 comments

campaignerkate wrote 1 month ago: The Friends of the Ridgeway’s debate last Sunday on the future of national trails was fortuito … more →

Tags: Public paths, walking, Access, natural england, National Trail, Ramblers' president, Campaigns, footpath

The Day Job

ramblingfrench wrote 1 month ago: Unfortunately, touring Britain to check out its weird quirks isn’t my actual job. Nor does it involv … more →

Tags: weird quirks, countryside

Happy birthday South Downs National Park

campaignerkate wrote 1 month ago: Today, 1 April, is the third anniversary of the South Downs National Park and the second of the Sout … more →

Tags: South Downs National Park, National Parks, Ramblers' president, Campaigns, National parks, development

Keep Yourself and Your Fellow Ramblers Happy: A Guide to Road Trips

Tom wrote 1 month ago: As most people who know me are aware, I’ve done more than my fair share of rambling across the Unite … more →

Tags: On The Road - Artists Abroad Blog, Music, tom, Edwards, keep, yourself, And..., Your, fellow


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