You do not need to gaze aloof above a landscape to know it. In moving through it, living on it, wandering along it you might just learn more

On the forth of may this year, armed with a map, old boots and plenty of flapjack we set off on our hundred mile journey along the...

This spring I walked the Cotswold Way, a whole one hundred miles through outstanding natural beauty. For me it was a journey of...

Paths entice you through the land. Etched by footfall over centuries, they form an evolving history of the land and those who move through i

Walking at your own pace creates a feedback loop which can allows your mind, and not just your legs, to wander.