Month: July 2023

    By Tony Attwood Our website now contains over 180 articles, of which about 160 are related to walks we have undertaken.  And from the start, pictures have been a main part of most pieces – indeed when we started they were the only thing we published (the...

In my last post, I reported how an underground plot to overthrow the Peterborough and District Angling Association was brought to its knees by the valiant and selfless efforts of members of Peterborough Ramblers who uncovered the entire plot through due diligence and a couple of pints of Guinness....

Pictures by Jonathan Bridgland, commentary by Ima Spy. In my last rambling account of a walk that I was unable to join in (Burrough on the Hill) I mused upon the fact that I find myself in a job with MI5 which many others think they could do.   And...

  Photographs by Jonathon Bridgland; commentary by Irma Writer. One of the most common questions I am asked about my own writing is how I get the ideas.  Sadly this is not normally because the person asking is full of admiration for the merits of whatever it is of...

Pictures Johnathon Bridgland; text by Ivern Idea. Burrough on the Hill was the site of an Iron Age hill which was built to protect the Midlands from the mauraduing devils that would venture from the south. To the left is Twyford meaning Two Fords, and  to the right is...

Text by Sir Hardly Anyone and photographs by Tony Attwood. Now there has been some criticism of late – highly unjustified in my view – of the fact that the title of some of these reports on recent walks by the Peterborough Ramblers groups, do not actually show pictures...

Pictures by Jonathon Bridgland.      ...