GEOFF NICHOLSON: THE LONG LOST WALKER

This week, for one reason or another, I found myself walking in Frinton, part of the ‘Essex Riviera.’  It was sufficiently packed t...

Walking provides endless opportunities for coming up with profundities, some of them more genuinely profound than others, though we could a...

When I was a kid there were a good few family outings to Sherwood Forest,  These involved a lot of walking but that was OK because I ...

On the wall, across the room from where I’m writing, there’s a poster like this:  Attack of the 50ft Pinup – Yvette Vickers . ...

It's interesting, isn’t it, how many ‘walkers’ have been created by the lockdown. Once people were told they could walk for an hour a d...