Kathy Rogers: Walking Big Trails
Kathy Rogers is a guidebook researcher at Vertebrate Publishing, an award-winning publisher in Sheffield that specialises in outdoors books. She researches and writes
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Pennine Way
My First Audio Book
I like to include a lot of humour in my writing and that’s one thing that audio books do better than traditional printed
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40 years on the Pennine way
The Pennine Way is a game of numbers – 268 miles, over 11,000m of ascent, and as many pints of real ale as
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Day 3 of the Pennine Way Mankinholes to Cowling
THE PAIN AND THE GLORY The Victorian’s were very fond of big pointy things. So fond, in fact, that they have littered the
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Pennine Way Podcast Day 1 Edale to Crowden
John Burns talks about his experiences walking the Pennine way, then, 1974 as a 19 year old, and now, in his retirement.
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The Pennine Way Forty Years on. Edale to Crowden
It’s hot for May. On the small station platform at Edale, the air is filled with bird song and the scent of flowers
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Look Back in Anger – The Pennine Way
“We’re going to the pub!” Mr Jones stated with unusual vehemence, standing outside the tent on the small Highland campsite. “Oh yes,” I
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