Mappiman's Real Ale Walks

Ever get the feeling you've been (nearly) cheated? A trip to Dorset would be lacking if it missed this classic coastal walk. Yet things ...

Unique White Horse You've got until the end of the blog to guess what makes this memorial to George III, riding his horse Adonis, unique...

For Two More Good Beer Guide Ticks We are staying at the far eastern extremities of Brighton. Just where the city runs out and its all priva...

Sussex Best There was never going to be much debate on where to start our latest walking break. Lewes - a town full of history, birthplace o...

Dry Wednesday Into Laugharne - a quiet estuary town with a famous son. The famous son who pronounced the place "the strangest town in W...

Seal of Approval Down in Hayle, Cornwall for a week with our new charge, Coops. An affectionate Labradoodle that likes swimming and is well ...

Trading The Coast for Shaded Woodland Paths Having not had enough of entire families on two wheels, we decide to tackle the Camel Path away ...

Agri-Cultural An attempt to beat the rain. Ruby the Border Terrier is rudely awakened at the unholy hour of 8:15am to be whisked off to Goos...

Two for the Price of One Can't think of a previous walk that has incorporated two castles. Old Wardour and New Wardour, the former manag...

Finding the Wessex Ridgeway... and little else The walk looked ok on the map.... and if its only a walk you are after then it was fine.  A w...

On the North Wales Pilgrim's Trail Right at the tip of the Llyn Peninsula lies the village of Aberdaron. Aberdaron has a long history, w...