I have enjoyed the year reading all of your adventures. The Lakes, Silverdale, Rivington, Ribble Valley, the Thames Valley, Cheshire, even Manchester, the US of A, Coastal ways, Northumberland. I hold them all dear.
Castles, boutique hotels, camping pods and caravans, village inns, tents in remote places, wild water swimming. You have planned your explorations carefully.
Books to read, towns to visit, art to find, food to relish, music for my ears.
Nature in abundance, history documented, environmental comments and political asides.
I’ve enjoyed them all. Thank you. Sorry mine have been limited in response.
What’s next on the horizon? I look forward to your posts appearing in my inbox. Ignore the endless boring and predictable YouTube contents, the obvious uncomfortable selfies and forgettable Facebook pages. No I rely on your intellectual input to keep me sane, grounded and stimulated. ‘Anonymous’ yet a real group of people sharing their thoughts, interests, desires and images. WordPress or Blogger are your platform. You know who you are. Thank you.
Here’s to an illuminating 2024.
Thank you to you! I grew up in a house high up on Longridge Fell, and really enjoy your posts about exploring my home countryside….something I can no longer do myself. I enjoy your sense of beauty and your sense of history. So, big thank you.
Are too still in the area Chris.? Would love to know where you’re home on the fell was. It has so much to offer.
And so say all of us! I love the inspiration and pleasure I get from our travellers’/walkers’/inspired artists’ posts. Here’s to your very happy new year!
And to you.
What a lovely post BC. I know I don’t comment on every one you write but I do read and enjoy them all, especially the ones about Glasson and Morecambe – maybe one day we’ll manage to bump into each other somewhere along the line 🙂
Your comments are always welcome Eunice.
So emjoy your posts. Have a great 2024.
Thanks John.
I think you’re a bit hard on yourself here. Your blog is always a pleasure and a must read, encouraging me back to beautiful Bowland. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, Michael.
Here’s to a good 2024 for all of us.
Agree with Michael. I might get behind with reading blog posts from tome to time but always ensure I catch up with your write ups … which reminds me!
All the best. Looking forward to your 2024 escapades.
If I ever shake off this damn cold …. 🤒
Is it the 100 day cough AKA Covid-19 variant?
I don’t think so. It’s not a dry cough – Definitely not dry. No other Covid symptoms but perhaps I should do a test!
Thanks for that and your posts throughout the year, some cheer and optimism amongst the sad state of the global scene. I always enjoy your posts with their wide ranging content and personal anecdote. My normal routine has me reading new blog posts in the morning as I sup my tea and munch my toast and marmalade, and many have been the times over the year that you have provided a positive start to my day. Long live WordPress and Blogger and your continued output for 2024.
Thanks Conrad.
Lets be positive for the new year.
I love that there are so many local ( ISH ) bloggers that I follow and love to read. Yours is one of them. Happy New Year.
And you Sharon.
Happy New Year and may we all walk new pathways in 2024! 😀
And to you.I’m enjoying your North East adventures.
Very best wishes. Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures in 2024!
And to you Kathryn.
Thank you. I’ve really enjoyed getting to know your part of the world through your blog.
Glad you like it. Like you I live in a beautiful unspoilt area.
Happy New Year and thank you to you too. I enjoy reading your adventures 😁.
Le sentiment est réciproque.