Pedrocut's photos

They’re off.

Greyhounds being placed in the traps.

A 6m circular walk in April 2010 from Himley Plantation, along the South Staffs Railway Walk to Wom Brook, following Wom Brook to Giggerty Bidge, continuing south along the Staffs and Worcs Canal to Hingsford Bridge, along the footpath passing through Hinksford Farm to Long Meadow.

The star seen top right is Arcturus, 37 light years away.

A 4m walk along Froggatt Edge and back in October 1989. Weather warm and sunny.

A 4.5m circular walk on a glorious November day in 2005 around Draycote Water. Weather cloudless, sunny but cool.

A 4m circular walk in September 2005 from Cookley via Debdale Bridge, Lea Lane and into Wolverley, Woodland Farm, Glouscester Coppice and back along the Staffs and Worcs Canal.

BAA Waters at Ribbesford.

A 5m circular walk in March 2008 from Claverley via the War Memorial, Farmcote Hall, Upper Farmcote Trig Point (140m), Lower Beobridge and the Church of All Saints. (Weather sunny periods with cool breeze.) An encounter with an angry dog.

An 11.5m circular walk in May 1991 from Catbells. In 1990 we had our first experience of walking in the Lake District. We had started on the Coast To Coast Walk, but unfortunately only lasted 4 days. My old mucker fell somewhere after reaching Red Pike. Although struggling on for two more days his leg showed signs of much internal bleeding a we had to abandon. But as many experience the Lake District draws you back, and this walk up to the summit of Catbells was the first of many enjoyable days in the Lakes. (Pictures scanned.)

Today we released a little Robin into the wild. Good luck little friend !

A 10m circular walk in May 1991.

A 6m circular walk in April 2006 from Hartlebury Common Car Park, via Redstone Rock, Lincombe Wier, Titton Mill, Hartlebury, Trig Point, and returning across the Common. Weather sunny and warm.

A 9m circular walk in February 2005, firstly following the Monarch's Way from the B4188 at Blakedown via Brooke Mill, Stakenbridge Farm and up to The Birches. Then over to Iverley, Fairy Glen, A449, Whitehouse Farm, Waggon Lane and the path past the Golf Course to climb up the B4188. Weather warm for February and drizzly at the start.

A 9m circular walk in January 2005 from Blakedown and the Church of St James the Great, past Swan Pool and on to Bissell Wood. Continuing along Mount Segg to the Chursh of St Mary the Virgin and Stone House Gardens, Fenny Rough and on to Harvington Hall. From the Hall we followed the Monarch's Way heading North and on to the B4188 to turn left back to Blakedown. Weather cool with blustery wind, very fresh towards the end of the walk.

A 6.5m circular walk in September 2006. Start near the Church of St Thomas at Biggin, via Biggin Dale, Wolfscote Dale, Beresford Dale, Hartington and the Church of St Giles, and taking the track to Dale End. Weather cloudy and warm. We had walked more or less the same route 17 years earlier in August 1989. www.ipernity.com/doc/2254674/album/1252020?view=0