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Travel Blogs from Bellingham, United Kingdom
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Into England
This is a top pick! ... I have a lot! :D Hell for cyclists is a place where the hills never end… Finally, we coasted down into Bellingham. I was hoping to press on to the area around Hadrian’s Wall, but we were both feeling pretty tired. Not ...
Going South
... a lot less isolated than the hut. The phone signal was non-existent, however, and I had to climb to the top of a hill to get in touch with the outside world. I got a good view, though - sheep, the roofs of Bellingham and the purple moors of ...
Day 35 - The Rattlin' Bog
Today the path heads around the edge of the Kielder Forest and across open moorland to the little town of Bellingham. The forestry tracks are easy going but pretty dull with only fire breaks and adjacent tracks to break the view of mile upon ...
Nature's Question Mark
Teddy wore his GREY jumper BLUE scarf Start temp : 10.0c Finish temp : 11.0c Distance walked 14.61 miles Time : 7 hours 51 minutes. Hail Hadrian... For 30 plus years the Lapwing has been an ...
Day 45 - Call that a bog, now this is a BOG!!
... be one of open moorlands, more bogs and finally a walk right through the very heart of a farmyard and down into our village of Bellingham. We had completed 30 kms for the day and 85 in the last three days. Our bodies were weary and when we ...
Day 46 - Rest Day in this small village
Today is a rest day and as usual we have spent a bit of time this afternoon on the blog. Other than John trying his first pork pie we have just had a lazy quiet day and are preparing ourselves for tomorrow's effort. Today also we regret not ...
Day 59 - Roman around
... are the largest commercial plantations in the UK, and each section takes untold minutes to trudge through. Arrived in the village of Bellingham and the bunkhouse which would be home for the night. Basically a slimmed down version of a YHA, run by a ...
40/60 Over the Wall that Hadrian built
... and scarpered.It was uup & down, uup & down. Very hard to walk, god knows how what it was like to build! Getting to Bellingham I met a Canadian doing the same walk too! He must have been in his l8 60's& his pack was huge. He was carrying way 2 ...
Phase 13 Day 2
... to make lunch and by the time we left at 09.45 the sun was shining and we were raring to go. We would be walking passed Bellingham campsite later on and decided it would be nice to stop for lunch at home even though we carried it with us in case there ...
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