I ventured down to Shoreditch High Street today in order to collect my new business cards. It was a fun adventure through East London's urban vistas and as usual there was much to see. Pootling along on the Docklands' Light Railway (DLR) from Beckton is one of my favourite outings, passing through Docklands and City Airport, before boarding the 'Overground' for two stops to Shoreditch High Street. Many of you might be appalled by such revelations, but to me there is as much interest within the realms of the urban as there is within the mighty architecture of the hills. Text Size
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Moo helps my Moo-tain Sales!
I ventured down to Shoreditch High Street today in order to collect my new business cards. It was a fun adventure through East London's urban vistas and as usual there was much to see. Pootling along on the Docklands' Light Railway (DLR) from Beckton is one of my favourite outings, passing through Docklands and City Airport, before boarding the 'Overground' for two stops to Shoreditch High Street. Many of you might be appalled by such revelations, but to me there is as much interest within the realms of the urban as there is within the mighty architecture of the hills. 
This Easter I managed to spend some time in the Lake District. Visiting the area is particularly rewarding as it always allows me to kill two birds with one stone. Not only can I spend time with my dear mum who lives in the area, but of course it gives me the excuse to go walking and scrambling on the fells. 
For many the Lake District and Scotland are not just places to go walking or to be at one with the outdoors, but on many hundreds of occasions it's also been the start of a blossoming relationship. Whether it's the fresh air, the vigorous exercise, the majesty of the hills, some post walk refreshments or perhaps a combination of them all, the Lake District and Scotland have certainly given their blessing to a fair share of loving couples out there!More Articles...
Brilliant, master stroke. 'Tubular Fells' looks really good, nay brilliant!
Mark Richards, Outdoor writer, illustrator and Alfred Wainwright acquaintance
>£10,000 - THANKS!
Since April 2011 'Tubular Fells' has now raised just over £10000! 
This is an astounding figure and thanks to everyone who has shown their support by buying the map. This figure is enough to produce over 100 metres of stone pitched path. Many thanks to everyone who's purchased the map so far from as far afield as Leeds, London, Canada, Massachusetts, New Zealand and Hawaii!
This is an astounding figure and thanks to everyone who has shown their support by buying the map. This figure is enough to produce over 100 metres of stone pitched path. Many thanks to everyone who's purchased the map so far from as far afield as Leeds, London, Canada, Massachusetts, New Zealand and Hawaii!- £10-one metre of revegetation alongside a path
- £25-one tonne of stone moved to site
- £50-one 25kg bag of special upland grass seed
- £100-one metre of stone pitched path
- £250-one stone lined path cross drain
- £600-one hour of helicopter flying time to move stone
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