News
Growing season
Celebrate the first day of spring this year by planting a tree at Coed Ysgubor Wen, in the Dysynni Valley…
Coast to coast
Watch a video of Hadrian’s Wall being lit up by thousands of volunteers over the weekend…
See Hadrian’s Wall light up
On Saturday 13 March, 500 beacons will be lit at 250-metre intervals along the length of the World Heritage Site…
Westminster clamours for city escapes
An inner-city London project, run by the Ramblers, to introduce people to the joys of country walking has been enjoying huge popularity…
Historic Scottish access case abandoned
Ramblers Scotland is celebrating after a landmark access case finally came to a close, allowing walkers, cyclists and horseriders access to a 40-acre estate…
Events
Archive for history
Coast to coast
Tuesday, March 16th, 2010
Watch a video of Hadrian’s Wall being lit up by thousands of volunteers over the weekend…
Tags: Hadrian's Wall, history
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See Hadrian’s Wall light up
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010
On Saturday 13 March, 500 beacons will be lit at 250-metre intervals along the length of the World Heritage Site…
Tags: history, lighting up Hadrian's Wall
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Tipsy launch for birthday baton
Friday, February 26th, 2010
West Cornwall’s Trencrom Tipsy Toddle on New Year’s Eve provided the launch pad for the Ramblers’ 75th Anniversary Baton Walks – which will see local Ramblers ‘pass’ a baton around England, Scotland and Wales throughout 2010…
Tags: 75th Anniversary celebrations, history, Ramblers, Ramblers 75th Anniversary
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Christopher Somerville’s A-Z of walking: E
Friday, February 12th, 2010
E is for Elephant – including one who asserted his right to roam…
Tags: Christopher Somerville, history, humour, right of way
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Book reviews: Winter 2009
Saturday, November 28th, 2009
A round-up of walking books, plus a special round-up of walking-related history books…
Tags: book reviews, books, history, mountaineering
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Christopher Somerville’s A-Z of walking: D
Monday, November 23rd, 2009
D is Drovers – the hardy men who once travelled the green roads of our land…
Tags: Christopher Somerville, history
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Going up
Monday, August 10th, 2009
Due to popular demand, extra places have now been added for the West Somerset Mineral Railway guided walk Tuesday 18 August…
Tags: guided walks, history, railways
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Uncovering archaeology
Tuesday, July 21st, 2009
Despite a bit of rain, The Festival of British Archaeology got off to a flying start this weekend, with an extensive program of guided walks planned throughout the two week celebration…
Tags: archaeology, guided walks, history
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Moonwalk
Monday, July 20th, 2009
Forty years ago tonight, Neil Armstrong cautiously stepped out onto the lunar surface and uttered the famous line “That’s one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind”. What we tend to overlook, however, is what he and Buzz [...]
Tags: astronomy, history
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A Queen’s final journey
Friday, July 10th, 2009
Keen walkers and history buffs are being invited to inaugurate a new walk following the original 225 mile route of the funeral cortege of Queen Eleanor, Queen Consort of King Edward I…
Tags: Harby, history, new routes, waymarking
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