When I was thinking about this region, I believed I was going to walk surrounded by vineyards. Nothing more wrong. Well, actually when I left Reims I initially passed through the champagne wine hills for a couple of hours, but after that it was just a long walk across wheat, corn and colza fields. The […]
Hi folks, I left you frozen and destroyed but the situation is now changed. I don’t know if it’s thanks to the spring or the easy hiking day, but I fell really better. I have almost sorted out the problem at my knees, almost because every day they play a “crick crack” song. But my […]
Bonjour, I know my last article was really delayed but there is a reason – since I left Canterbury my tablet has not worked so I’m now trying to write from my phone and it somehow more complicate. Also I’ve continued facing some physical problem, my knees are stressed. I arrived in Calais...
Hi folks, I left you in England and I’m now writing from France. After leaving Farnham I sped up a little bit, the way wasn’t so difficult and I got a sunny day; also, the idea to be so closed to Canterbury gave me energy. But unfortunately I’m now paying back my effort. Once in […]
Hi folks, I left you in Wales more than a week ago. When I arrived in Chepstow I took a train to Bristol, I know it sounds like cheating but if you look at the map you will see it was actually the only solution. There were any more ferries crossing the Severn river. Arrived […]
Hey folks, Here I am back writing. How can I start? The following stop after Kington was Hay-on-Wye, a lovely town at the foot of the Black Mountain. Unfortunately, after Katie storm passed over Wales, everything changed and it has begun what I call “the muddy festival”. I don’t have...
Hi Folks, I left you in Llangollen, but I have not stopped yet. After that day, I walked 5 more days to Kingston. Heading south, and I geek very closed to south England, I hope it will bring some more warm days. The path after Llangollen was mainly over hills, just up and down hills […]
Tomorrow is my tenth day of journey. First of all I have to thank the weather because I haven’t seen the rain yet. It’s really cold though. I started the Offa’s Dyke Path 4 days ago, and I begin to smell like a sheep. The Offa’s Dyke is a trial that follows the ancient border between...
Hello, I’m still alive, and surprisingly it looks like I’m getting fit. It’s not just about my belly, it’s more my way to walk. My left ankle and my shoulder are still a bit sore, but that happens only when I carry the backpack. After cheating for one day, I hiked to Prestatyn...
This is my third day of journey, it was the first night in a camping. I woke up wet, frozen and wrecked. The day before it was amazing, warm and sunny, but during the night the temperature went close to zero degrees. So I got up in that chilly camping pitch and I tried to […]
Hello guys, Anglesey island and Bangor are complete. That doesn’t mean it was easy, not at all. There were a few moments when I thought “why am I here?”. But I suppose it’s normal at the beginning of a long journey…the body has to get to use it. I left Dublin on the 14th with […]
Hello guys, In my first post I mentioned that there would be a second one related to my weigth load…here it is! In every guide and book I read it’s always suggested not to exceed the 10% of your weight; let’s hipothyze that I’m 90 kilos (Lol), I should carry no more than 9 kilos […]
Hi Folks, First of all let me introduce myself, my name’s Matteo and its very nice to meet you. I have decided to write this blog for a couple of reasons, firstly for myself; after living in Dublin for more than 3 years my homeland was calling me back so I realized its time to […]
Questo progetto è stato finanziato all’interno del PSR della regione Sicilia:Misura 313 “Incentivazione di attività turistiche” Azione B – Servizi per la fruizione degli itinerari rurali
