Gallery
Warren Masters plays cowboy in Frontier-land on a lower cliff ledge—soon to be surrendered to erosion.
Simon Hopper braves the rope bridge to the Smugglers Rest at Blackgang Chine.
Brett and Gary exit Blackgang Chine's Crooked House; Graham, Paul, Mark and Richard wait in sunshine.
Blackgang Sawmill, packed with working steam engines.
The group on the railway path crossing the River Yar towards Alverstone.
Gary outside Sandown Youth Hostel, Fitzroy Street.
Peacocks strutting on the flat roof outside the Isle of Wight Zoo, Yaverland Road, Sandown.
View along Culver Parade, Sandown seafront, from the Isle of Wight Zoo.
Huge fields of oilseed rape near Ashley, from the Green Lane/East Ashley Lane junction.
Front-row view from the superfast hydrofoil, Ryde to Portsmouth Harbour.
Our superfast Sealink hydrofoil, docked at Portsmouth Harbour after we disembarked.
Craig navigating the twisty track at the bottom of moorland descent from Haytor Down, approaching the footbridge over the Becka Brook
Admiring the coastal views from Finnygook Lane, Portwrinkle. Left to right: Nonie McKenzie, Mark Williams, Steven Hills, Mike Giles, Mark Moxham.
Admiring the coastal views from Finnygook Lane, Portwrinkle. Left to right: Nonie McKenzie, Mark Williams, Steven Hills, Mike Giles, Mark Moxham.
Taking the track from the Monkey Sanctuary towards Looe, 41 miles in.
Paul Lakeman (I think), approaching East Looe on the coast path.
The group on the Bodinnick ferry to Fowey. Left to right: Mark Morris, Warren Masters, Steven Hills, Craig Gillman (front), Simon Hopper, Philip Humphreys, Richard Burge, Richard Hopper, Mark Moxham, Mark Lakeman, Toby Hopper, Mike Giles. 52 miles in.
Loch Ossian hostel warden running the hour-long lap of the loch.
On the Ben Nevis path, looking back to Lochan Meall an t-Suidhe; cloud base hit—time to turn back.
Refilling at Red Burn on the equally tricky Ben Nevis descent.
Philip, Andrew, Jason and Mark on the A830 at the head of Loch Ailort. Classic west coast vistas, 30 miles in.
Converted wooden motor cruiser anchored on Loch nan Uamh, framed by roadside trees. 33 miles in.
Converted wooden motor cruiser on Loch nan Uamh in afternoon sun, viewed from near the Prince's Cairn.
The Crofters Kitchen, Arisaig Hotel, 39 miles in. Is this where Michael got his house name?