Ruth Livingstone
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Beverley’s story: knocked down by a cow
I could hear my partner shouting, “Get to your feet.”
Martin and Margaret: trampled by cows
I ended up with 6 broken ribs, a collapsed lung, and a 7cm deep tear to my liver.
Julia’s Story: scared for her life
I could hear the cow panting, see it snorting at me, see the ground move…
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Tag Archives: trekking
330 Glenapp to Ballantrae
I meet feral goats, a shrieking peregrine falcon, and startle a baby fawn. Oh… and more cows. Continue reading
Posted in 20 Ayrshire and Arran
Tagged Ayrshire Coastal Path, hiking, photography, travel, trekking
12 Comments
319 Port William to Glenluce
A day of road walking and drama. I meet an angry cyclist, exhausted hikers, and an abandoned boy. Continue reading
Posted in 19 Dumfries and Galloway
Tagged duke of edinburgh, photography, travel, trekking
12 Comments
252 am Conwy to Llandudno
My B&B hosts told me the town of Conwy marks the end of Wales and the Welsh language. And from now on I rarely hear a word of Welsh spoken. Continue reading
Posted in 16 Anglesey and North Wales
Tagged hiking, photography, pier, travel, trekking
24 Comments
250 (pm) Bangor to Aber
My Artist in Residence delivers some incredible photographs of today’s wonderful walk. Continue reading
Posted in 16 Anglesey and North Wales
Tagged hike, landscape, painting, photography, travel, trekking
19 Comments
249 Glan-yr-Afon to Beaumaris
Anglesey really should do something about all these access-denied areas. I haven’t come across a more privately-owned and walker-unfriendly stretch of coastline since the New Forest. Continue reading
Posted in 16 Anglesey and North Wales
Tagged hiking, lighthouse, photography, travel, trekking
11 Comments
245 Amlwch to City Dulas
I walk in the fading light of the evening – and meet nobody, apart from several peaceful sheep and one belligerent cow. Continue reading
Posted in 16 Anglesey and North Wales
Tagged cows, hiking, photography, travel, trekking
11 Comments
243 Llanfaethlu to Cemaes
Anglesey is full of surprises. I round a corner and come across a wonderful little bar of beach. Continue reading
242 Llanfachraeth to Llanfaethlu
I wait for the rain to stop and set off for a walk in dull weather along nameless bays. Continue reading
Posted in 16 Anglesey and North Wales
Tagged hiking, photography, travel, trekking, walking
8 Comments
241b Holyhead to Llanfachraeth
I discover the path along the shore is not really a path at all. It’s an ankle-twisting scramble over rocks, pebbles and loose shingle. Continue reading
239a Valley to Silver Bay
I cross over onto Holy Island and take a wrong turn, before arriving at a shimmering silver beach. Continue reading