Ruth Livingstone
My book: Walking the English Coast
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Winfield’s Award
Killer Cows: Killer Cows
Steven’s Story: a terrifying encounter
To my left – field of angry cows. To my right – big metal fence.
Janet’s walk along the South West Coast Path spoiled by ‘inquisitive’ cattle
We ended up retracing our steps and going through private property to find a road.
Tragic death of an experienced cattle farmer
A tragic example of how even an experienced farmer can come to grief.
Tag Archives: adder
331 Ballantrae to Girvan
I fall in love with Ailsa Craig, and meet a snake in the grass. Continue reading
320 Glenluce to Sandhead
A day of ups an downs, roads and sands, bogs and adders. Continue reading
Posted in 19 Dumfries and Galloway
Tagged adder, hiking, kitesurfing, photography, travel
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23. Maylandsea to Bradwell
The wind is wild and the sea stormy. I meet a venemous, slithery thing. And I grow angry at people who obstruct my right to walk along the sea wall. Continue reading
Posted in 04 Essex
Tagged adder, Blackwater, Bradwell power station, britain, coast, coastal erosion, england, Essex, Essex Coast, foot path, footpath, hiking, Maylandsea, path, photography, public access, right of way, snake, UK, walk, walking
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