From the Archives : trying a lower cost alternative with HipCamp 
Last week at the movies vol. 4 
Clayton’s Peak 
From the Archives : hiking in Sedona’s vortex in 2018 
From the Archives : Creating interactive Art at Minnesota’s Walker Center in 2017 
Vallum Barn
In the year 2000, the couple decided to convert the horse stable property into a B & B to accommodate...
Day seven on the Wall – Onward to Irthington
Gray skies cover Gilsland in the morning as I walk out the front door of the Hill on the Wall...
Gilsland & the Hill on the Wall
"I am accustomed to sleep and in my dreams to imagine the same things that lunatics imagine when awake." -...
Day six on the Wall – heading to Gilsland…part two
The frogs croak loudly in the thrushes of the pond. The sun has silenced everything else under the oppressive heat....
Day six on the Wall – heading to Gilsland…part one
The GPS on my phone shows I've crossed the fifty mile mark of walking as I ready to start day...
A day around Huntercrook
The strength and energy emanating from the countryside around Huntercrook was infectious. The farm is run by two of the...
Vindolanda
After a lovely breakfast at Huntercrook, my hosts let me know of a path through the countryside of Bardon Mill...
Day Five on the Wall – Reaching the halfway point
The rains have left, and outside my window at the Old Repeater Station I can sense the raw power of...
Day Four on the Wall – to The Old Repeater Station
I wake to a light rain falling in Humshaugh. My dried tears from last night are salty on my face....
The village of Humshaugh & the Linden Holme
I cross the bridge over the river Tyne and leave the Hadrian's Wall path, entering the quiet village of Humshaugh....
Day Three on the Wall – The path to Humshaugh
I awake to a beautiful morning at the Robin Hood Inn feeling better than I have in years. The last...
Day Two on the Wall – walking to the Robin Hood Inn
As the morning rain lets up, I leave the Keelman lodge feeling stiff and sore, but in good spirits. I...