Take One Brick! Training for TGOC part 1
Paul Myerscough has some strange ideas about training for the Scotland coast-to-coast challenge the TGOC
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outdoors
Early Birds?
Spring weather at the beginning of March brings lots of ladybirds. Where have they suddenly come from?
TGO Routing – part 1 probably
Paul Myerscough reflects on planning a cross-Scotland backpacking route using the Ordinance Survey online mapping service.
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Here we TGO again!
Paul Myerscough reflects on planning the TGO Challenge for the first time!
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The Night Train to Corrour and not the Grey Corries unexpurgated
Paul Myerscough reaches the highlands of Scotland on the night sleeper. Here’s a great mountain backpacking plan from Grey Corries to Ring of Steall and Glen Nevis.
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Ben Alder & The Night Train to Dalwhinnie
The train provides ready access to the Scottish Highlands. Paul Myerscough takes the Caledonian sleeper and walks in to Ben Alder from Dalwhinnie station.
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Snowdonia Panorama in January
Paul Myerscough shares some stunning images taken on a winter walk over tops in Snowdonia
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Ralph Storer Guides Scottish Mountains
Here is an excellent companion for hill walking in Scotland.
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Scafell from Eskdale
Paul Myerscough shares one of the best routes to Scafell Pike starting in upper Eskdale with stunning winter scenery.
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Minus in the Lakes
Backpacking in the UK Lake District makes for a quiet time. Here the low temperatures add a level of challenge for the author.
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