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2013 Summary

Much of my walking this year was in well-known areas or with Park Rangers from various National Parks. 

I also discovered the forum - lots of like-minded folk scattered around all four corners of the UK who meet up from time to time for a walk.

The Nav Course was a true, liberating eye-opener for me and my deepest thanks has to go to Moby for introducing me to this exhilaratingly exhausting pastime in the first place and then showing me the skills I need to venture further, longer and more remotely without fear (well not much fear!) of getting lost.

I'm really proud of my "Catbells Revisited" adventure.  I never imagined doing my own navigation in the Lake District and I never imagined actually being able to re-visit the walk that started it all off for me.

So what next?  I'm not feeling the urge to "bag Wainwrights" or "Munros". 

I think simply enjoying the newfound freedom of map reading and navigation will do me .... for now!

East Yorkshire: Paull Holme Strays (2.5 miles)

Sunday, 15th December 2013

My favourite local short walk on a reasonable Winter's day.

Looking across to the lighthouses

Moody skies over Immingham

Tide's in!

The never-ending flood embankment

Paull Holme Tower

A quick flash of sunshine

Looking towards Saltend cooling towers
Thanks for looking 😊