The plot is to sample a decent cross-section of landscape in Southern England and South Wales, starting at the Easternmost place in England (Lowestoft Ness) and finishing at the Westermost place in Wales (St David's Head). First leg: 19 June.
Monday, 7 June 2010
The idea
While my Alternative End to End Walk proceeds into Scotland, I have planned an East-West walk which promises to provide some walking later in 2012 when the first walk is on hold. This is no insult to Scotland, which I love. Not walking in Scotland during the winter has little to do with weather; as we all know, good and bad weather can come anywhere at any season. But the availability of daylight in Northern Scotland is rather limlited in the Winter months - better to save the Highlands for Spring. Here is a map of the East-West Walk as currently planned.
The plot is to sample a decent cross-section of landscape in Southern England and South Wales, starting at the Easternmost place in England (Lowestoft Ness) and finishing at the Westermost place in Wales (St David's Head). First leg: 19 June.
The plot is to sample a decent cross-section of landscape in Southern England and South Wales, starting at the Easternmost place in England (Lowestoft Ness) and finishing at the Westermost place in Wales (St David's Head). First leg: 19 June.
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