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Author: Jane Morris

Notes from an inductee
Hiking, Hill walking, Mountain Rescue, Mountaineering

Notes from an inductee

“You two should join the mountain rescue team.” The words floated around the open door behind us and wafted past. … Continue reading Notes from an inductee

A surprising day
Hiking, Hill walking

A surprising day

I’m in the process of mopping up the Wainwrights that are still to be visited. Mopping up feels a fairly … Continue reading A surprising day

Heatwave cool
Hill walking

Heatwave cool

One of the joys of reaching a summit, especially a new one, is in the views it affords. They are … Continue reading Heatwave cool

Working round the Wainwrights
Hill walking

Working round the Wainwrights

Working from home during the different phases of lockdown has had a variety of benefits, one of which being a … Continue reading Working round the Wainwrights

Living for the weekend
Hill walking, walking

Living for the weekend

Apparently I have ancestors who lived in the north east, which may explain my predilection for walking in the area. … Continue reading Living for the weekend

Not on the High Street
Hill walking

Not on the High Street

“Are there many people up there?” I asked “No, not really,” the young man looked a bit bemused by my … Continue reading Not on the High Street

The other Langdales
Hill walking

The other Langdales

I’d expected the Stickle Ghyll carpark to be busy on what looked like a fairly good weather day for the … Continue reading The other Langdales

The inspiration of companionship
Hill walking

The inspiration of companionship

I completed my last summit in Alfred Wainwright’s Book Five yesterday. Dodd. It can easily be forgotten by walkers, a … Continue reading The inspiration of companionship

A river runs through it
Faith

A river runs through it

I’ve been on holiday this week. With the weather we have had, I would normally have been in the mountains … Continue reading A river runs through it

A proper clear out
Education

A proper clear out

“Yes, I’m actually really appreciating this time,” replied Polly as she pulled on protective gloves. Clad in lycra, with her … Continue reading A proper clear out

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