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Name: Lucky City: Barrow-in-Furness Sent: 15/03 13:04 Anyone got any ideas for long ridge routes? Poss 15 miles / 5000ft+? Name: City: kendal cumbria Sent: 19/01 10:37 what a pity your walks are only on saturdays, would be nice to change some to sundays. Great web site. Name: City: Doncaster Sent: 15/01 17:59 I am thinking how can I walk the Wainwright challenge whilst keeping the family sane during my wife's studying (for a degree!) Name: City: Sheffield Sent: 11/11 15:57 Hi, my husband and I did the C2C a couple of years ago and loved it but missed some of the views due to bad weather. I am trying to find Wainwright's Coast to Coast, a Pictorial Guide with Derry Brabs. Thanks Name: City: Lawrenceburg,ky Sent: 29/10 14:55 I am interested in "a walk across England".Need information,cost,etc.Thanks Name: City: Daytona Beach, Florida 32119 Sent: 21/08 04:47 Thank you for your web site. Hopefully I will be hiking in the Uk within the next couple of years. Name: City: Melbourne OZ Sent: 19/08 05:41 Hi there, just got into this site for a friend. But had such a good time looking around .!!! Great site Name: City: Huddersfield Sent: 03/08 10:43 Just completed coast to coast, east to west, enjoyed every minute especially Haystacks. Name: City: San Francisco, CA, USA Sent: 24/07 18:46 My son and I are booked to do the C2C in August. Any advice? We are 43 and 72. Looking forward to a great trip. Name: City: Saffron Walden, Essex Sent: 21/04 04:03 Wonderful to find a site dedicated to this genius! Name: Tom Naylor City: Richardson, TX, USA Sent: 13/04 07:33 My wife and I spent a week in Lakeland in 1989 and loved it. I am now thinking about the c2c but don't know if I can afford it. Still, just thinking and reading about it is exciting! Name: City: Dale Texas, USA Sent: 11/04 15:30 I picked up a copy of Smithsonian Magazine,Sept. 2003, because of the cover article and the Killer Lakes article and did not read it for several months. When I did, I was so surprised to find my interests of scenic views, hiking, and history to be connected with genealogy at the same time! I have hiked many areas of the US and plan to do UK and Europe. Name: City: Kidderminster Sent: 11/04 11:54 Could you tell me where I can buy a copy of Wainwrights Coast To Coast Walk? Name: Homepage: http://www.herethereandeverywhere.com City: London Sent: 15/03 16:47 Completed the coast to coast walk a few years ago and would recommend it to everyone, each step is beautiful. Name: Sent: 15/03 11:38 I am looking for a nice quotation out of Wainwrights works to use as a reading on a wedding of two people that love walking (and each other)and walked c2c toghether. Any ideas? Name: City: Atlanta Georgia USA Sent: 27/02 13:52 Just saw the September issue of Smithsonian Magazine. I got all excited about the possibility of a "nice walk" through northern England. Wow. Name: City: Pendeton,Oregon,usa Sent: 21/02 17:50 Another trek to plan. Name: City: Melbourne Australia Sent: 30/01 19:02 Looking forward to completing the walk in May this year. Very pleased to learn of the Society and best wishes for another successful year. Name: Michael Sayles Homepage: http://www.lakelandscape.co.uk Sent: 23/01 17:45 Great winning images in the photo competition! Well done to all! Regards, Michael, www.lakelandscape.co.uk Name: Homepage: http://aol.com City: Brampton Sent: 21/01 15:18 Not sure my e-mail address registered.Hope to attend meeting this Sat 24th. Number of entries: 151 [ Back to our homepage ] Create a FREE guestbook! Alxhost Web Hosting - $4.95/month! Remove these links Click for more info! |