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August 27th 2019
Published: August 27th 2019
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Never heard of Bernard Castle as in the location guide but it’s not heard of Bowes either. I know we crossed county lines and are now in Durham so you will have to use your imagination a bit. Several people have remarked (and that’s surprising as I thought only 2 read my blog) that I may have been a little merry, two sheets to the wind, somewhat molly the munk, a little worse for wear...but t... Read Full Entry



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Another trip of a lifetime! How many ‘trips of a lifetime’ can I have? I'm walking the Pennine Way in England and Scotland, driving from Edinburgh down to London then training through France and Spain through Northern Morocco to Marrakech before heading back to Madrid. From there a few days in Doha on the way home. ... full info
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Over the footbridge and up and around.Over the footbridge and up and around.
Over the footbridge and up and around.
God’s Bridge? Isn’t that where you....God’s Bridge? Isn’t that where you....
God’s Bridge? Isn’t that where you....
Lunch time.Lunch time.
Lunch time.
She got the scent of BnB I think.She got the scent of BnB I think.
She got the scent of BnB I think.
She has. There’s no stopping her now.She has. There’s no stopping her now.
She has. There’s no stopping her now.
Off the dales and down into farm land.Off the dales and down into farm land.
Off the dales and down into farm land.
Through the fields makes pretty easy walking (when it’s dry).Through the fields makes pretty easy walking (when it’s dry).
Through the fields makes pretty easy walking (when it’s dry).
The ruins of Bowes Castle.The ruins of Bowes Castle.
The ruins of Bowes Castle.
The ruins of Bowes Castle. About 900 years old.The ruins of Bowes Castle. About 900 years old.
The ruins of Bowes Castle. About 900 years old.
The ruins and the ruined! No, only a little day today.The ruins and the ruined! No, only a little day today.
The ruins and the ruined! No, only a little day today.



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