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  1. Original post
    Michael Brockhu
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    #1

    Hi,

    My name is Mike Brockhurst. I live in Leeds and am an avid walker getting onto the hills as much as
    possible. I usually walk locally and in the Yorkshire Dales. All my walks are recorded on my site at
    www.walkingenglishman.com

    I have done the Coast to Coast twice, The Dales Way, Wolds Way and part of the south west
    coastal path.

    What I would really like is reports of the coast to coast walk by those who have done it so I can
    add them or a link to them on my site as I'm trying to build up a true database of what it is like
    to do the walk from the walkers point of view. Do you know of any?

    The Norber Erratics is the best place on earth. Agree?

    And does anyone fancy a walk?

    Regards, Mike

    --
    Mike Brockhurst 1 Broadgate Mews Horsforth Leeds LS18 5TE

    Tel: 01132 584000 Mobile: 07729826619 Email: [email hidden] Web Site:
    www.walkingenglishman.com

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  2. Paul Rooney
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    #2
    Michael Brockhurst said:

    Hi,

    My name is Mike Brockhurst. I live in Leeds and am an avid walker getting onto the hills as much as
    possible. I usually walk locally and in the Yorkshire Dales. All my walks are recorded on my site
    at www.walkingenglishman.com

    I have done the Coast to Coast twice, The Dales Way, Wolds Way and part of the south west
    coastal path.

    What I would really like is reports of the coast to coast walk by those who have done it so I can
    add them or a link to them on my site as I'm trying to build up a true database of what it is like
    to do the walk from the walkers point of view. Do you know of any?

    The Norber Erratics is the best place on earth. Agree?

    And does anyone fancy a walk?

    Regards, Mike

    Where are those pictures of on your homepage? They are excellent examples of architecture improving
    the landscape!

    --
    Paul My Lake District walking site (updated 29th September 2003): paulrooney.netfirms.compaulrooney.netfirms.com 114
    Wainwrights

    Please sponsor me for the London Marathon at: justgiving.comlondon2004

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  3. Briang
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    #3

    "Michael Brockhurst" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi,

    My name is Mike Brockhurst. I live in Leeds and am an avid walker getting onto the hills as much
    as possible. I usually walk locally and in the Yorkshire Dales. All my walks are recorded on my
    site at www.walkingenglishman.com

    I have done the Coast to Coast twice, The Dales Way, Wolds Way and part of the south west
    coastal path.

    What I would really like is reports of the coast to coast walk by those who have done it so I can
    add them or a link to them on my site as I'm trying to build up a true database of what it is like
    to do the walk from the walkers point of view. Do you know of any?

    The Norber Erratics is the best place on earth. Agree?

    Interesting, I told my friend the route from Clapham and she got off track, so she asked a farmer
    the way to the Norber Erratics. What's them, he asked. Some boulders she replied. Or theres lots of
    them all over here he said. [email hidden]

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  4. Michael Brockhu
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    #4

    The guesses on the location of the photographs on my homepage were spot on. Well done all
    you sleuths.

    Mike

    "Michael Brockhurst" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi,

    My name is Mike Brockhurst. I live in Leeds and am an avid walker getting onto the hills as much
    as possible. I usually walk locally and in the Yorkshire Dales. All my walks are recorded on my
    site at www.walkingenglishman.com

    I have done the Coast to Coast twice, The Dales Way, Wolds Way and part of the south west
    coastal path.

    What I would really like is reports of the coast to coast walk by those who have done it so I can
    add them or a link to them on my site as I'm trying to build up a true database of what it is like
    to do the walk from the walkers point of view. Do you know of any?

    The Norber Erratics is the best place on earth. Agree?

    And does anyone fancy a walk?

    Regards, Mike

    --
    Mike Brockhurst 1 Broadgate Mews Horsforth Leeds LS18 5TE

    Tel: 01132 584000 Mobile: 07729826619 Email: [email hidden] Web Site:
    www.walkingenglishman.com

    Report
  5. Nick Pedley
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    #5

    "Paul Rooney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Michael Brockhurst said:

    Hi,

    My name is Mike Brockhurst. I live in Leeds and am an avid walker getting onto the hills as much
    as possible. I usually walk locally and in the Yorkshire Dales. All my walks are recorded on my
    site at www.walkingenglishman.com

    I have done the Coast to Coast twice, The Dales Way, Wolds Way and part of the south west
    coastal path.

    What I would really like is reports of the coast to coast walk by those who have done it so I can
    add them or a link to them on my site as I'm trying to build up a true database of what it is
    like to do the walk from the walkers point of view. Do you know of any?

    The Norber Erratics is the best place on earth. Agree?

    And does anyone fancy a walk?

    Regards, Mike

    Where are those pictures of on your homepage? They are excellent examples of architecture
    improving the landscape!


    I reckon the one on the right is near Snowdon, poss near the stepping stones? and the left one is an
    old tin mine in Cornwall.

    Nick

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  6. Paul Rooney
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    #6
    Michael Brockhurst said:

    The guesses on the location of the photographs on my homepage were spot on. Well done all
    you sleuths.

    Some good stuff you've got there - nice site.

    --
    Paul My Lake District walking site (updated 29th September 2003): paulrooney.netfirms.compaulrooney.netfirms.com 117
    Wainwrights

    Please sponsor me for the London Marathon at: justgiving.comlondon2004

    Report
  7. Graham Bowers
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    #7

    "Nick Pedley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "Paul Rooney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Michael Brockhurst said:

    Hi,

    My name is Mike Brockhurst. I live in Leeds and am an avid walker getting onto the hills as
    much as possible. I usually walk locally and in the Yorkshire Dales. All my walks are recorded
    on my site at www.walkingenglishman.com

    I have done the Coast to Coast twice, The Dales Way, Wolds Way and part of the south west
    coastal path.

    What I would really like is reports of the coast to coast walk by those who have done it so I
    can add them or a link to them on my site as I'm trying to build up a true database of what it
    is like to do the walk from the walkers point of view. Do you know of any?

    The Norber Erratics is the best place on earth. Agree?

    And does anyone fancy a walk?

    Regards, Mike

    Where are those pictures of on your homepage? They are excellent examples of architecture
    improving the landscape!


    I reckon the one on the right is near Snowdon, poss near the stepping stones? and the left one is
    an old tin mine in Cornwall.

    Nick


    The file names sort of give the area away, Mullion and Snowdon. The crag in the Snowdonia pic looks
    like Lliwedd to me. Cheers Graham

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  8. Michael Brockhu
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    #8

    Excellent. The locations of the two homepage pictures are spot on guys.

    Mike

    "Graham Bowers" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "Nick Pedley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "Paul Rooney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 18:17:48 -0000, "Michael Brockhurst" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    >Hi,
    >
    >My name is Mike Brockhurst. I live in Leeds and am an avid walker getting onto the hills as
    >much as possible. I usually walk locally and in the Yorkshire Dales. All my walks are
    >recorded on my site at www.walkingenglishman.com
    >
    >I have done the Coast to Coast twice, The Dales Way, Wolds Way and part of the south west
    >coastal path.
    >
    >What I would really like is reports of the coast to coast walk by those who have done it so I
    >can add them or a link to them on my site as I'm trying to build up a true database of what
    >it is like to do the walk from the walkers point of view. Do you know of any?
    >
    >The Norber Erratics is the best place on earth. Agree?
    >
    >And does anyone fancy a walk?
    >
    >Regards, Mike

    Where are those pictures of on your homepage? They are excellent examples of architecture
    improving the landscape!


    I reckon the one on the right is near Snowdon, poss near the stepping stones? and the left one
    is an old tin mine in Cornwall.

    Nick


    The file names sort of give the area away, Mullion and Snowdon. The crag


    in

    Quoted message said:

    the Snowdonia pic looks like Lliwedd to me. Cheers Graham

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