Ruth Livingstone
My book: Walking the English Coast
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Winfield’s Award
Killer Cows: Killer Cows
David Gosling: lessons learned
Be vigilant. Give cattle a wide birth. Provide notices…
David Gosling’s story: knocked down and tramped on
I was lying on the ground with a ton of cow above me.
Carol, Paul and Poppy: lucky to be alive
I was screaming for help whilst holding on to the tree.
Tag Archives: walking
438am Badachro to Kerrysdale
Old horses, horned cattle, and duplicate names. Continue reading
434 Inveralligin to Craig’s Bothy (part 3)
I don’t let go of the brakes until I reach the bottom. Continue reading
423 first part, Ardaneaskan to Kishorn
The descent to Achintraid is supposed to involve a slippery rock and a piece of rope! Continue reading
420am Strome Ferry to Lochcarron
I walk along the road beside Loch Carron. Continue reading
419 Plockton to Strome Ferry
I catch a train and am disappointed by a castle. Continue reading
417 over to Skye
I cross the bridge to Skye. Continue reading
415 Shiel Bridge to Eilean Donan Castle
I take the high road in the mist, and watch out for kangaroos. Continue reading
407am Barrisdale
I take a ferry ride and find a perfect bay. Continue reading
267 Warton to Blackpool
I’m hoping today will be easier than yesterday, and I get off to a good start. Continue reading
250 (am) Beaumaris to Bangor
I say goodbye to wonderful Anglesey, and walk through Bangor, a seaside town without a seaside. Continue reading
Posted in 16 Anglesey and North Wales
Tagged bridge, hiking, photography, travel, walking
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Ruth's Coastal Walk (UK) 