Going for a walk

[A Teenstone]

burnt down a couple year ago. all demolished though. not sure what is going to happen to the land.

Wheatley Hill dog track and Peterlee vehicle fires may have been arson

INVESTIGATIONS have been launched into two fires in County Durham overnight.

www.thenorthernecho.co.uk

Council tackles arson hit dog track | Newton News

www.newtonnews.co.uk

Thanks. Sorry to hear that. Used to do a bit of work for the man who owned it years ago.

 

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

Thanks. Sorry to hear that. Used to do a bit of work for the man who owned it years ago.

I don't think they ever established the official cause of the fire, had many good nights at that track watching and also racing greyhounds. Big part of the village gone and sadly missed.

 

[1more]

Starting again this year. Just done 5.5 miles around Herrington country park then up to Penshaw monument

 

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

Starting again this year. Just done 5.5 miles around Herrington country park then up to Penshaw monument

Some nice walks out the back down towards the river. In-laws live in Fatfield, always enjoy walking along the river. Lovely area

 

[Raker]

Just the 3.5mile for me just got in, it’s absolutely f***ing Baltic. Next 3 month or so by the time I finish work and get wrapped up it’s going to be dark, cold, miserable and often wet. Hope this twat of a dog appreciates it

 

[HoxtonMackem]

Off work this week so decided to go do the Roseberry Topping/Capt. Cook Monument/Great Ayton circular route tomorrow. Last did it in the summer.

It'll be nippy no doubt but I'm sick of wandering the tedious, dull pavements around NE38 over the last few weeks, I'm bored ****less.

 

[Raker]

Off work this week so decided to go do the Roseberry Topping/Capt. Cook Monument circular tomorrow. Last did it in the summer.

It'll be nippy no doubt but I'm sick of wandering the tedious, dull pavements around NE38 over the last few weeks, I'm bored ****less.

That’s my problem, I don’t drive so have to make the best of where I can walk. It does kill your motivation sometimes like. Will hopefully be hiking up blencathra in the snow on Sunday though.

 

[HoxtonMackem]

That’s my problem, I don’t drive so have to make the best of where I can walk. It does kill your motivation sometimes like. Will hopefully be hiking up blencathra in the snow on Sunday though.

Enjoy, be cracking views there with the snow.

Aye it's utterly tedious as **** walking around where you live especially when it's dark/wet all the time. I'm at the point where unless I have a podcast worth listening to while walking I just struggle to motivate myself as it's dull as around here.

Amazing mind how much walking has helped my mental health and general fitness over the last 2 years.

 

[Raker]

Enjoy, be cracking views there with the snow.

Aye it's utterly tedious as **** walking around where you live especially when it's dark/wet all the time. I'm at the point where unless I have a podcast worth listening to while walking I just struggle to motivate myself as it's dull as around here.

Amazing mind how much walking has helped my mental health and general fitness over the last 2 years.

I’m lucky to live in seaham where there’s are plenty of walks to be had along the front, beaches, hawthron etc but Feel like I’ve done it all a million times.

It helps me wonders a good walk, need it most days to keep me sane.

 

[HoxtonMackem]

I’m lucky to live in seaham where there’s are plenty of walks to be had along the front, behaves, hawthron etc but Feel like I’ve done it all a million times.

It helps me wonders a good walk, need it most days to keep me sane.

You are lucky, a hell of a lot nicer to walk around there than Washington I can assure you.

 

[Old Prestonian]

You are lucky, a hell of a lot nicer to walk around there than Washington I can assure you.

The Preston suburbia isn’t particularly attractive walking territory either but needs must.

 

[HoxtonMackem]

Great Ayton - Capt. Cooks Monument - Roseberry Topping circular was lovely today like.

Bit brisk but the cold soon goes away once you’re ascending the hills with a sweat on.

Much prefer it around this time of year, only walked past about a dozen dog walkers over the whole 3.5 hours.

 

[Darlo1973]

First decent walk today after 2 weeks of being lazy and having COVID. I was knackered after half a mile. Really need to build up my stamina again.

 

[CraigyLee]

You are lucky, a hell of a lot nicer to walk around there than Washington I can assure you.

There’s some great walks in washy man

 

[Raker]

Another 7 mile with the dog today, 23 mile so far this week, Will be out tomorrow after work and the match too. work on a Saturday when it’s your birthday will be celebrating properly Sunday by spending it hiking a mountain in the lakes covered in snow, piece of piss this dry January malarkey

 

[Quench]

Day in the Dales for me today, Kettlewell, Austwick and Arncliffe crossing Hawkswick Moor, beautiful in the snow

 

[Vincemac]

ive Not been walking a lot lately
however I’m still managing 4 miles every 2 or three days I’m a dry weather Walker and try my best to go out

 

[Raker]

12 mile round the Yorkshire dales, legs feel like I’ve done more like 20 with all the Hills, banks and snow like but a canny day out. Some dinner then take my 4 legged bellend out, he can see I’m tired and still giving me the “let’s go out” look, prick.

 

[Quench]

9 5 miles on the North York Moors today., Started from clay bank, across the wain stones then down to chop gate over Usha Moor to round hill and back to clay bank on the Cleveland Way. Lots of ice, but no snow. Could do with a new pair of knees

 

[Raker]

9 5 miles on the North York Moors today., Started from clay bank, across the wain stones then down to chop gate over Usha Moor to round hill and back to clay bank on the Cleveland Way. Lots of ice, but no snow. Could do with a new pair of knees

Same at the dales regarding the ice, fell over once and we all nearly went about 400 times.