On Friday, May 27, Jasper and I left the house at five-fifteen to catch a six-eleven train to Carlisle. We took the bus from there to Bowness on Solway to begin walking at three pm.
Walking Hadrian’s Wall
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On Friday, May 27, Jasper and I left the house at five-fifteen to catch a six-eleven train to Carlisle. We took the bus from there to Bowness on Solway to begin walking at three pm.
Beautiful! You’re lucky with the weather!
Ha! Not really Dineke. As a retiree I can go at pretty much any time the weather looks to be good. And with old codger’s railcard that early morning train from Sheffield to Carlisle cost me £12:45, the bus to Bowness nothing at all. As for campsite fees …
Splendid photographs of what must have been a memorable experience. You have captured historical features, landscapes, flora, fauna, in fact, the whole essence of that wild and beautiful area..
I hope wild camping didn’t bring you and your little dog into too much contact with marauding insects, descendants of those who stung so many Romans.
Ha ha. No – Scottish midges held back by Hadrian’s Wall, English ones mercilessly dealt with by small can of spray from Wilco in Carlisle