Ruth Livingstone
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Killer Cows: Cattle Safety
Cows chase walkers AGAIN on Sussex Ouse Valley way
Incident number 1303Date: 31.5.26Site: Between Lewes and Hamsey on the river footpath BN7I dog, on a lead, 2 walkers Description: “Chased by cows on footpath, not for the first time here but very scary. Our dog froze in panic making getting away from cows near impossible.We reported it to the council who have replied saying […]
Cows with calves roaming freely around Hare Hill
Incident number 1301Date: 24.05.26Site: Roughly this: What3words:Punctuate.Otter.Fronted. Near Over Alderley, Hare Hill permissive path. 1 dog on lead, 3 walkers. RH’s report: “We were just walking and suddenly a group of cattle burst out of a field (from nowhere) and moved around us, not charging but getting quite close, agitated and shifting around restlessly with […]
Rachel is cornered by aggressive cattle near Buxton
Incident number 1299Date: 21.08.26Site: Footpath across the ridge of Taxal Moor, in the Goyt Valley near Buxton, DerbyshireSingle walker, no dog Rachel’s report: I was walking on a footpath across open access moorland with a wall to my immediate left. A few cows were coming down the path in the opposite direction. I considered turning […]
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279pm Ulverston Canal to Baycliff
Isn’t it funny how you always mull over the route you didn’t take and wonder whether you should have gone that way after all? Continue reading
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Tagged buddhist temple, bus, hiking, photography, travel
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Ruth's Coastal Walk (UK) 