I do hope that you have enjoyed visiting this site but please keep in mind that it is not intended to be a guidebook. It is simply a personal record of my walks, so please do not follow any of the routes without making sure that you are properly equipped and prepared
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Andrew Locking
GUESTBOOK
225 entries.
Susan Armstrong Robinson
from
Ormskirk
wrote on 5 November, 2024
Just enjoyed the lovely little walk on Barrow. Such lovely views. Thanks Andrew. Splendid stuff as usual.
Best wishes, Sue.
Best wishes, Sue.
Joy
from
Alveston UK
wrote on 14 October, 2024
I have very much enjoyed reading about your visit to Canada and looking at the super images. A trip down memory lane of my visit in 2012 and visiting Lake Louise, Vancouver and Calgary plus other stops along the way. Thanks for reminding me!
Need to go again to Canada as there's so much to see and do.
Need to go again to Canada as there's so much to see and do.
David Glover
from
HASTINGS, Victoria, Australia
wrote on 18 May, 2024
It's about 25 years ago (in May/June) that my wife and I strolled through the Muncaster castle estate. What beautiful memories your photos evoked. At that time there was an avian display - Owls at Muncaster. I wonder whether this is still active - it was an added delight then.
Lucy Robinson
from
London/Loweswater
wrote on 15 May, 2024
Dear Andrew
I just want to thank you for this beautiful treasure trove. You are so generous to share your skills, knowledge and passion like this. Your photos and descriptions fill me with joy every time I look something up.
Lucy
I just want to thank you for this beautiful treasure trove. You are so generous to share your skills, knowledge and passion like this. Your photos and descriptions fill me with joy every time I look something up.
Lucy
Maria
from
Liverton Mines
wrote on 3 May, 2024
I went to Lake District recently with my teenage son, knowing nothing about the place where our campsite had been booked. Luckily I found Andrewโs website and it helped me a lot with planning hiking. Thank you for this brilliant resource!
Roger Clarke
from
Canberra AU
wrote on 30 April, 2024
G'day Andrew
We've walked a lot of the Alps over the last 25 years (and we lived for 4 years in CH and AT).
So we've raided a lot of walkers' sites over that time.
And I was there at the beginnings of the Web, and have done a fair bit of web-site publishing.
I've *finally* tripped over your site because we're looking for two walks out of Neustift in Stubaital in late June.
Mate, you put me to shame - such a combination of content-, image- and presentation-quality!
Congrats!! ... Roger
P.S. One tip though: You need a bigger glass, even after a 'mere' 500m-height walk.
We've walked a lot of the Alps over the last 25 years (and we lived for 4 years in CH and AT).
So we've raided a lot of walkers' sites over that time.
And I was there at the beginnings of the Web, and have done a fair bit of web-site publishing.
I've *finally* tripped over your site because we're looking for two walks out of Neustift in Stubaital in late June.
Mate, you put me to shame - such a combination of content-, image- and presentation-quality!
Congrats!! ... Roger
P.S. One tip though: You need a bigger glass, even after a 'mere' 500m-height walk.
Richard Bagley
from
Low Ackworth
wrote on 21 March, 2024
This is such a fabulous resource Andrew. Thanks for sharing.
Donna
from
Omaha
wrote on 16 March, 2024
Just found your site and was looking at your images for Wansfell Pike. Gorgeous. Really looking forward to visiting.
Tracey
from
Co Durham
wrote on 10 February, 2024
I've just come across your page after spotting a lovely walk you did from Reeth. I just wanted to mention how wonderful your photos are. I live near Raby Castle so I read your account of your visit there and I particularly enjoyed looking through the photos they are stunning. The gardens are closed right now due to a massive revamp but they will be open again this year and will be very impressive. Thank you for sharing.
Kathryn P Hall
from
Great Barrow
wrote on 9 February, 2024
Loved your pictures of the walk up Aira Force. Has Penrith and District Red Squirrel group made a designated walk there? I am visiting the area in June and if so would love to go there.
Allison
from
Slough
wrote on 27 January, 2024
Dear Andrew, Thank you for your website, with its wonderful descriptions and beautiful photos. I love reading them. They transport me back to many weeks spent walking in the Lakes.
Sharon Dalziel
from
Carlisle
wrote on 1 December, 2023
Hey Andrew,
Just wanted to let you know, me and my husband Stephen have just finished The Wainwright's and we have used your fantastic website for so many of them. You have never let us down. I always trust your advice and I'm more than confident if you've done it it will be ok. Thank you so so much - new adventures await
Sharon & Stephen Carlisle
Just wanted to let you know, me and my husband Stephen have just finished The Wainwright's and we have used your fantastic website for so many of them. You have never let us down. I always trust your advice and I'm more than confident if you've done it it will be ok. Thank you so so much - new adventures await
Sharon & Stephen Carlisle
John Wylie
from
Leeds ~ Wakefield
wrote on 27 November, 2023
Andrew, great to see you up to speed after your new knee. Great pictures of your walk up and around Haystacks bet you've been waiting a while for a good days weather to get out in the Lakes. Kind regards John Wylie.
Paul Gait
from
Cumbria
wrote on 21 November, 2023
Your photographs are works of art! I live in the area so know most of these places well, but never fail to find inspiration from your website. You remind me of the wonders of the place and tell me that I should "lift up mine eyes to the hills" more often and not spend so much time looking at the track beneath my feet.
Daniel Ryan
from
Welwyn Garden City
wrote on 4 November, 2023
Hello There,
I am a fellow outdoor enthusiast, who enjoys writing about my experiences. I loved your article about your ascent of Blencathra in fine winter conditions and have linked to your article in mine. I included this link under one of your photos too. Are you OK with me doing this? If not, please let me know and I will remove it. Thanks and i shall have a bit more of an explore of your site.
My website is exitstreetview.com btw if you're interested.
I am a fellow outdoor enthusiast, who enjoys writing about my experiences. I loved your article about your ascent of Blencathra in fine winter conditions and have linked to your article in mine. I included this link under one of your photos too. Are you OK with me doing this? If not, please let me know and I will remove it. Thanks and i shall have a bit more of an explore of your site.
My website is exitstreetview.com btw if you're interested.
Matt Nicholson
from
Alton, Hampshire
wrote on 21 October, 2023
Outstanding !
Chris Sendall
from
Cambridge
wrote on 4 October, 2023
Last week we enjoyed your route to Tarn Crags from Grasmere taking in Codale Tarn (no swim for us) and Easedale Tarn. Mopping up the last few Wainwrights. Thanks.
P.S. A friend called Robert took us on a grand route three weeks ago using the bus from Keswick to Honister and going over Dale Head, Robinson to Newlands before walking the Knott Rigg, Ards Crag ridge and walking back to Keswick via Lingholm Estate for tea and cake. This avoided the problem of walking up Newlands Pass and walking the Ards Crag ridge twice.
P.S. A friend called Robert took us on a grand route three weeks ago using the bus from Keswick to Honister and going over Dale Head, Robinson to Newlands before walking the Knott Rigg, Ards Crag ridge and walking back to Keswick via Lingholm Estate for tea and cake. This avoided the problem of walking up Newlands Pass and walking the Ards Crag ridge twice.
Kate Parkins
from
Newcastle upon Tyne
wrote on 23 September, 2023
Hi Andrew, I've been meaning to send you a message for ages, because for the last few years your website has become the first place I look for a beautiful walk! During covid restrictions, once we were able to go further afield, Andrews Walks became our complete go-to, helping us find beautiful places to get fresh air on a weekend.
I so appreciate all the effort that you've put into the site, making it such a wonderful resource - it's so easy to find a walk in a variety of areas (and it's a joy to have so many in Northumberland, which is on our doorstep!). So many places I would never have known to go, brought to life with your beautiful photos and very helpful commentary. I have just this minute chosen our walk for today from your archive (Aydon Castle, from Corbridge).
It's so lovely to see recent comments from so many other people in your guest book - it shows how much what you do is appreciated! Thank you and all the best ๐
I so appreciate all the effort that you've put into the site, making it such a wonderful resource - it's so easy to find a walk in a variety of areas (and it's a joy to have so many in Northumberland, which is on our doorstep!). So many places I would never have known to go, brought to life with your beautiful photos and very helpful commentary. I have just this minute chosen our walk for today from your archive (Aydon Castle, from Corbridge).
It's so lovely to see recent comments from so many other people in your guest book - it shows how much what you do is appreciated! Thank you and all the best ๐
Susan Armstrong Robinson
from
Ormskirk
wrote on 21 September, 2023
Just had a closer look at walk Kreuzjoch with its awe inspiring mountains and views. Superb photos. I loved the panorama with accompanying sound of cowbells. All wonderful. Thanks Andrew.
Fay G
from
Staines
wrote on 22 July, 2023
Just back from the Inntravel 'Bernese Oberland' trip. Your notes were so helpful as the weather/knee combo meant we sometimes preferred to make alternative plans to some of the longer walks suggested by Inntravel. The idea of doing the last walk backwards ie starting with the cable car in Gstaad and then walking flat and then (mostly) downhill back to the hotel was perfect. Thanks so much for sharing your experiences.
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