I have commented on the Pennine Way before. My only additional insight is that it is a lot more enjoyable to walk in June rather than October. Better weather, greater camaraderie, especially if walking from south to north as most people do, more flowers, and more places open (in particular Forestview in Byrness).
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After 205 days and 4507 kilometres (2817 miles) over 6 trips, I completed the E2 European Long Distance Path, including an unofficial sectio...
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A network of 12 walking routes, called E-paths, spread out across Europe linking its extremities, crossing countries, cultures, languages an... -
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