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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 8
Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 8 – The Cwm to Buttington Day 8, we awoke to much nicer weather. It wasn’t blazing hot but it also wasn’t raining! From our B&B we took a cross route past Mellington Manor to … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Offa's Dyke, United Kingdom, Wales
Tagged Long Distance walking, Offa's Dyke, Offa's Dyke Path, RJHay, Ron Hay, Wales
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Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 7
The Offa’s Dyke Trail crosses back and forth across the border between England and Wales on numerous occasions. In this instance we were heading back into England but it seemed like time for an early morning photo so I set … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Offa's Dyke, United Kingdom, Wales
Tagged black slug, cattle, Chocolate La, Church, creoso, Cwm, Dog, England, farm equipment, Gymru, hay rake, hiker, Hill, Jack Russell Terrier, Knighton, New Holland, Offa's Dyke, Offa's Dyke Heritage Centre, Offa's Dyke Path, plow, puppy, sheep, snail, stairs, style, Terrier, tiller, Wales
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Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 6
I reduced my walking speed immediately even though the morning was still young. Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 6 – Kington to Knighton What a start for a day of hiking. (Location) First a sign telling us to slow down … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Offa's Dyke, United Kingdom, Wales
Tagged border, England, Long distance footpath, Offa's Dyke Path, RJHay, Ron Hay, Wales
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Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 5
Day 5 – Hay-on-Wye to Kington Leaving from the front door of our B&B, we took a left hand turn, walked across the River Wye via the Hay Bridge and turned immediately right and once again we were on our … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Offa's Dyke, United Kingdom, Wales
Tagged border collie, collie, dyke path, ferns, flatland, gorse, Hay Bridge over River Wye, Hay-on-Wye, Kington, knoll, left hand, muscles, ODP Oswetry, Offa's Dyke, Offa's Dyke Path, potatoes, racecourse, River Wye, RJHay, Ron Hay, sheep
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Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 4
Day 4 – Longtown to Hay-on-Wye What could be better for the soul than a full English breakfast before heading out onto the path for another day of walking, and climbing, and descending, and climbing and walking …?
Posted in Europe, Offa's Dyke, United Kingdom, Wales
Tagged Archie Cole, Black ADA, books, Hattarrall Hill, Hay Bluff, Hay-on-Wye, Offa's Dyke, Offa's Dyke Path, RJHay, Ron Hay, used books, Wales
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Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 3
Day 3 – White Castle to Longtown Crossing If I were to do this hike again, I would turn Day 2 into a longer day by continuing on past White Castle until I reached the spot where we stayed for … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Offa's Dyke, United Kingdom, Wales
Tagged border, England, Hattarrall Hill. Longtown, Llangattock-Lingoed, Offa's Dyke, Offa's Dyke Path, patchwork fields, path marker, RJHay, Ron Hay, Skirrid Mountain, Skirrid-Fawr, St. Cadoc's Church, stone circle, The Old Rectory, Wales
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Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 2
Day 2 – Redbrook to White Castle Our B&B accommodation at the end of Day 1 was a former country inn now operated as a B&B called The Florence in the Lower Wye Valley. Our hosts had driven into Redbrook … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Offa's Dyke, United Kingdom, Wales
Tagged acorn signs, Ambling Ramblers, Blue Tit, buttercups, Chickadee, England, Great Tit, Monmouth, Offa's Dyke Path, orchid, RJHay, Ron Hay, trail, Wales, walk, White Castle
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Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 1
Day 1 – Chepstow to Redbrook: Breakfast was excellent and it was nice to be able to talk to someone who had walked at least part of the path himself so we would gain an idea of some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Offa's Dyke, United Kingdom, Wales
Tagged acorn signs, ©rjhay, Boat Inn, border, Devil's Pulpit, England, Offa's Dyke Path, Redbrook, River Wye, Ron Hay, The Florence, Wales.Tintern Abbey
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Offa’s Dyke Path – Day 0
I’m calling this Offa’s Dyke Path – Day Zero because even though we hiked a bit of the path after we arrived in Chepstow, most of our day was spent in transit getting from Canada to Chepstow. I had left … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Offa's Dyke, United Kingdom, Wales
Tagged acorn sign, ©rjhay, bus, Chepstow, Llwybr Clawdd Offa, Offa's Dyke, Offa's Dyke Path, Ron Hay, Sedbury Cliffs, stile, Wales
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Halifax, Nova Scotia
Leaving a wet day in Winnipeg and heading for: Halifax, Nova Scotia It’s always difficult to determine what to call a travel day at the start of another adventure. Even more difficult when that travel day begins to feel more … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Nova Scotia
Tagged ©rjhay, Halifax, lighthouse, lupins, Nova Scotia, ocean scenery, Peggy's Cove, Ron Hay
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