About this diary

I want to use this blog to promote hiking and make especially younger people aware how great this kind of activity is. You might call it hiking or going for a longer walk, but in any case, it’s a fantastic way to spend a day with a friend or group of friends. You’ve got enough time to catch up, you’re outdoors and you do something for your fitness without really noticing it.

It is also a tool for me to keep track of my hikes. In the beginning of 2014 I went on hike which was organised by a friend of mine, and throughout the trip I had the feeling that I had been there before. After a few more of these really irritating moments I concluded that I had but couldn’t remember with whom. That was the moment when I decided to start a hiking diary. (I could partly reconstruct the walks between 2010 and 2013 from pictures and train tickets that I found in the deep of my computer, cases and bags.) There are to many places out there to go on the same hike twice only because I lost the overview over my walks. UK has a lot to offer. And it’s not even far. Take the train out of London and within 30 minutes you’re in the middle of nowhere. The perfect spot to hike.

3 Responses to About this diary

  1. Michael says:

    Wow, that´s really great! Here everyone can see and read that the UK is worth to be hiked. Thank you for your work. Maybe, we could make a hike together, when I arrive in Great Britan 😉

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  2. Steffi says:

    Hi Tasmanian traveller,
    thanks for stopping by. Yes, you’re absolutely right. I forget names of places very qickly, especially when they are Welsh :-). I use my search very frequently before I plan my next day hike to check if I have been to that place already that I have in mind… Here’s to the search and blog technology! 🙂

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  3. One of the side benefits of blogging is that the record of where you have been and what you have thought, smelt and heard is always there – when your memory fails. I know with my walks along the Derwent River, I have delved into Tasmania’s early heritage, environmental issues, geology, flora and fauna, the visual arts, social history,and much much more – yet some of it I have already forgotten . But then I find the information again easily in my blog.Thank goodness for the easy technology and the Search function.

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