St Swithins’s Church, Lincoln
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The sun managed to force its way through the clouds.
Pro HDR is probably my favourite for landscape photographs – I can get shots on my iPhone, straight into the sun, that would have been impossible when I was using film.
I went for a short walk west of Branston this afternoon.
The weather took a turn for the worst – cold and windy. I found a convenient log to sit on, to boil some water for soup.
It was a struggle to get the stove to light in the wind and even with the wind shield it took over 30mls of meths to heat the water – which did not quite reach boiling! I will have to take this into account when packing fuel for my back packing trips – I might not be allowing enough fuel on my packing list.
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Pennine Way Route gpx file is available on the Downloads page. This route was created using Memory Map on my laptop and then used in the field on my smartphone – read more about my backpacking tech here.
This English National Trail connects Edale to Kirk Yetholm crossing the backbone of the country, passing through a number of National Parks. Near Keld it also crosses Wainwright’s Coast to Coast path.
Fifty Years of the Pennine Way
I have a selection routes, in GPX format and a lightweight backpacking gear list spread sheet available for free download – see here.
Read my article – here – on how I keep my Memory Map files in Microsoft OneDrive so they are available on my iPhone.
This article is sponsored by Octagon Technology – suppliers of hosted secure email compatible with CJSM Secure eMail – Criminal Justice Secure eMail
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This Vulcan stands at the edge of RAF Waddington near the A15.
I managed to get this shot, in good light, just before the rain started again.
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