Erm, thirteen years, I think? aegidian and I opened our marriage in 2000, which is what sent me to a.p.
So, useful websites: Walk magazine, by the Ramblers - the UK's oldest walking charity/campaign group. Some of the routes are members-only, but I'm a member, so if you let me know which ones interest you, I'll get them for you.
Live for the Outdoors - similar idea, but less user-friendly. Again, I should be able to get you the subscription-only routes if you know what you want (but will probably let my subscription lapse when it comes due in June next year).
Walking in England, a great collection of links to free walks, but whether you get a difficulty rating depends on the site whose link you follow.
Do you have an idea of what sort of length and elevation change you'd be looking for, and/or other restrictions, or would it be better for me to ask boxcat for his thoughts nearer the time when you know how you're progressing?
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Date: 2013-08-14 03:45 pm (UTC)Erm, thirteen years, I think?
So, useful websites:
Walk magazine, by the Ramblers - the UK's oldest walking charity/campaign group. Some of the routes are members-only, but I'm a member, so if you let me know which ones interest you, I'll get them for you.
Live for the Outdoors - similar idea, but less user-friendly. Again, I should be able to get you the subscription-only routes if you know what you want (but will probably let my subscription lapse when it comes due in June next year).
Walking in England, a great collection of links to free walks, but whether you get a difficulty rating depends on the site whose link you follow.
Do you have an idea of what sort of length and elevation change you'd be looking for, and/or other restrictions, or would it be better for me to ask