Day 4 Pennine Way Cowling to Malham July 9, 2017John D Burns I don’t normally write about my feet. I’m quite fond of them but I don’t expect my readers to share my interest in [...]
Baby Eels in a Highland stream June 15, 2017June 16, 2017John D Burns 1 Really delighted to have captured this amazing sight on video. Baby eels in a Highland stream. Here’s a great blog about eel fishing [...]
Day 3 of the Pennine Way Mankinholes to Cowling June 7, 2017June 7, 2017John D Burns 8 THE PAIN AND THE GLORY The Victorian’s were very fond of big pointy things. So fond, in fact, that they have littered the [...]
Pennine Way Day 2 Crowden to Mankinholes May 31, 2017John D Burns 4 I have been walking for a long, long time. The past life I have has faded into oblivion. I have become a simple [...]
The Last Hillwalker – video blog May 27, 2017May 28, 2017John D Burns Find out more about my book The Last Hillwalker in my new video [...]
The Pennine Way Forty Years on. Edale to Crowden May 24, 2017May 26, 2017John D Burns 3 It’s hot for May. On the small station platform at Edale, the air is filled with bird song and the scent of flowers [...]
10 Tips for your first bothy trip March 23, 2017October 13, 2022John D Burns 4 Want to spend a night in your first bothy but not sure how? Here are my top tips for your first bothy. A [...]
12 Types of People You’ll Meet in Bothies January 20, 2017John D Burns 2 This post first appeared in UkHillwalking.com Bothies would be great if not for the other people you have to share them with. The allure of whisky, [...]
Can you outrun a wildfire? May 13, 2016John D Burns 3 I am following a small path, and reach a point where the glen steepens and narrows. Soon the glen is reduced to steep [...]