Ruth Livingstone
New book: Walking the English Coast
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Winfield’s Award
Killer Cows: Killer Cows
Near-miss story – by Miss S.J.
It’s very sad when aggressive cattle prevent the public from using public footpaths.
Near-miss story – Nigel’s Tale
30-40 bullocks charged towards him at full gallop on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Near-miss story – Maddi’s Tale
Maddi escaped by hiding under a tree. A terrifying experience.
Tag Archives: forest
306 pm Dalbeattie to Palnackie
I find a secret loch and spot a red squirrel, before arriving at my rendezvous in the Dead Zone. Continue reading
Stage 12. Covehithe, Southwold, Walberswick and Dunwich
What is the one thing more embarrassing then being rescued by the coastguards?
I walk past crumbling cliffs and fallen trees. I can’t resist taking photographs, wanting to capture some of the drama and sadness of this doomed area, as the land gives way to the tides and the greedy sea. Continue reading
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