Earlier in the week. Rayven/Heng, enjoying a nature walk with both his Grandmas.
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Earlier in the week. Rayven/Heng, enjoying a nature walk with both his Grandmas.
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A walk in the woods, soundtrack by The Bangles.
Look around
Leaves are brown
And the sky is a hazy shade of winter
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An ear-flappingly good walk up the bluff.
What a difference a day makes.
Thursday: torrential rain for a trip to Liverpool and a short walk along the wind-whipped Mersey.
Friday: rich winter sun for another instalment of our Dales Way walk – this time from Bolton Abbey to Burnsall.
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Under the canal and into the woods that cling to the mountain. We climbed straight up the old tramroad, then zig-zagged back down along forgotten tracks.
“If you could have been here 200 years ago,” says the information board by the canal, “you would have seen a whole mountainside alive with the activities that made Wales the world’s first industrial nation.”
It must have been quite a sight.
Having completed the link from central Leeds in sections over the years, we ticked off the first part of the Dales Way proper with a stomp between Ilkley and Bolton Abbey.
A wet summer has swelled the River Wharfe. It boiled against its banks as we walked beside it, while the grey skies above threatened another deluge. But the rain never came and we arrived in Bolton Abbey largely dry to reward our effort with tea and cake.
The incident of the curious dog on the Thames Path: https://mattpedals.bike/the-incident-of-the-curious-dog-on-the-thames-path
It was all going so well until we got to this boardwalk…
A 'golden' retriever.
This wasn't a particularly welcome move. But nonetheless, finding that much mud after such a dry spell is an impressive effort.