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The LA news report on parcel bandits contrasts hugely with this story. As someone who was born and raised near a myriad of old colliery lines, this was fairly common in years gone by. Well respected professionals recount tales of their own jaunts along the tracks in their foolish days. Today...

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TBF, I've never owned a GPS (but have used them in the field) but given that they work on satellites rather than masts, I would argue they're still a hell of alot more reliable than phones. That still wouldn't resolve the battery issue though...... 1642029547

Brakes were already warped. Like I said, it was an old, hard worked motor..... but it was the descent from Kirkstone into Ambleside where they stunk of burning. Perhaps I was sick of driving (or living) at that point? 1642024490 Heading over the Wrynose/Hardknott wasn't as much of an issue as I...

I'm not trying to water your chips here but surely number 3 does not belong in that list? :p The Scottish road trip is firmly on my 'getting done this year' list. Best so far is just a relatively short trek from Durham to Eskdale (Cumbria) via Kirkstone and Hardknott. My car stunk when I...

Fancy doing the Hadrians Wall path next. I'm doing Wallsend to Steel Rigg first - over three days starting Sunday. I'm coming home each day so it will be interesting to see how the public transport networks perform. Will do the second half when I get another three days off. 1642022030 Yes but...

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Castleford?

Still used as far as I know by a single departure per week (or something like that). South Shields must be quite a busy station but good luck pulling accurate passenger data for that. Windsor Central? 1641925096 300k