Monday, July 28, 2008

Exmoor Pubs & Walks – Ten mile walk from Dry Bridge to the Staghunters at Brendon via the Doone Valley

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“Lorna Doone”, a classic story which many know but few have read, is worth a fortune to the Exmoor tourist industry. It’s a pity that the no...
Thursday, July 17, 2008

Exmoor Pubs & Walks – Ten Mile Walk to the Black Venus, Challacombe, including The Chains and Mole’s Chamber

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This was The Chains made easy. No range of hills on Exmoor has such an evil reputation as The Chains, the name itself as threatening as the ...

Exmoor Pubs & Walks – Nine Mile Walk up the Barle Valley to the Exmoor Forest Inn, Simonsbath

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This is the classic river valley walk on Exmoor. The path in the opposite direction from Withypool to Tarr Steps will have its enthusiasts, ...
Sunday, July 6, 2008

Exmoor Pubs & Walks - Five Mile Walk from the London Inn, Molland

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This was something of a bye day from our programme of walking to pubs which we previously hadn’t visited. The London Inn at Molland is an ol...
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Friday, June 27, 2008

Nine Mile Walk from Luxborough to the Valiant Soldier, Roadwater, via Treborough

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There is no problem with parking in Luxborough. The village hall is grand enough to stage a Led Zeppelin Reunion gig, and it has a car park ...
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Friday, June 20, 2008

Exmoor Pubs & Walks - A Nine Mile Walk from Robbers Bridge to the Culbone Stables Inn

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On this walk it is worth remembering throughout Sir Isaac Newton’s most famous and comforting discovery – “What goes up, must come down.” We...
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Saturday, June 7, 2008

Exmoor Pubs & Walks - A Ten Mile Walk from Dunkery to the Lion at Timberscombe

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This route would appear to be, as we would say in the West Country, “arse back’ards.” Starting with a lengthy descent from one of Exmoor’s h...