Timeline
Lisa went for a hike
June 10, 2025
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Lisa went for a hike
March 1, 2025
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Lisa went for a hike
August 28, 2024
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Lisa went for a hike
August 18, 2024
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
August 19, 2024
During my solitary walk along the Wales Coastal Path, I engaged in a conversation with a local elderly gentleman who was born and raised in Burry Port, Carmarthen. He shared captivating stories about the history of the region, including tales of shipwrecks and a captain who abandoned his crew
Lisa went for a hike
June 1, 2024
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Riche likes this.
June 1, 2024
The Eagle's Nest is a viewpoint in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. It's got an amazing view of the Wye Valley, the rivers Wye and Severn, Chepstow, the Severn Bridges, and the Cotswolds hills. You can even see seven counties on a clear day! It's at the top of a steep cliff and is part of the Wye Valley
Lisa went for a hike
March 11, 2024
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Lisa went for a hike
August 6, 2023
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Riche, hopsi and Alex Gibson-Forty like this.
Lisa went for a hike
July 30, 2023
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Alex Gibson-Forty, Riche and hopsi like this.
August 31, 2024
The Clent Hills are situated to the west of Birmingham. The word "Clent" is derived from the Danish language, meaning "head" or "projecting, craggy rock."
Atop Clent Hill, one can find The Four Stones, each of which was once located in a distinct county: Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Stafford, and Shropshire