Monthly Archives: August 2020

This stretch of coast is wild, rugged and desolate. It is also absolutely stunning, this is my favourite type of coastal walking. Your browser does not support iframes. View this route at Map Pedometer

Some stunning stretches of coast on this visit, but many miles away from the coast walking down roads and country lanes up the river estuary and avoiding the firing range. Your browser does not support iframes. View this route at Map Pedometer

The first part of this walk was stunning, the Gower is beautiful. The second part was lanes around the marshes, fun, but not as pretty. Your browser does not support iframes. View this route at Map Pedometer

More industry and docks at Swansea, so walking down roads and under the motorway, then a wide, busy path down to Mumbles. Your browser does not support iframes. View this route at Map Pedometer

Making the most of the dry weather, my first coast walking of 2019. Some lovely rolling cliffs, sandy beaches and not so nice heavy industry. The Banksy was fantastic but spoiled by the measures put in to stop it being damaged. A bit ironic that they put panels up to […]

The previous walks along the Welsh coast were flat as it followed the Severn estuary, however this is much more like my kind of coastal walking, no more flatlands, the cliffs are back. Your browser does not support iframes. View this route at Map Pedometer

Walking the cities, while I’m not a massive city person this was nice. Your browser does not support iframes. View this route at Map Pedometer

Not many pics of this one, the weather turned a couple of hours in, so it was head down and get on with it. Your browser does not support iframes. View this route at Map Pedometer

I wasn’t too sure about walking today, the weather forecast was dire, with weather warnings for the area, but I went anyway. I had a little rain at the start and end of the walk, but other than that is was a beautiful winter day. Your browser does not support […]