Est. 2026 · Independent
Walks across Britain, written slowly.
A journal of village and town walks and the local history you pass on them. No sponsored routes. No star ratings. Just notes from paths we have actually put our boots on, and short essays on how to read a map, follow a footpath and leave a gate the way you found it.
Latest walks
Field notes-
Oxfordshire walk
The Ridgeway at Wayland’s Smithy: a short walk into deep time
A four-mile stretch of the Ridgeway National Trail to a Neolithic chambered long barrow, with notes on prehistory, weather and where to stop.
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Yorkshire walk
Malham Cove, Gordale Scar and the quiet pull of limestone country
A bright autumn walk across the famous Yorkshire Dales pavement above Malham Cove, with notes on glacial history, meltwater and Ice Age plants.
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Wiltshire walk
Avebury: a slow circle of the world’s largest stone ring
A reflective walk through the largest stone circle in the world and the Neolithic landscape around it, with notes on history, weather and tea stops.
