The All Cannings longbarrow, with Furze Knoll on the horizon (Wiltshire)

The Pewsey White Horse; Wiltshire's smallest (horse) hill figure, cut into the hillside in 1937 to replace an older figure that had disappeared.

Woodborough Hill, Wiltshire. It's name comes from the Old English "Wodebeorg", meaning (unsurprisingly) "wooded hill." It is situated on a medieval route between Devizes and Marlborough and is easy to access from the village below.

This is AI, not Stonehenge; it took me about 10 seconds to make on my phone; you will never actually see the Milky Way like this. Actual photographers go to great effort and cost to capture real photographs and so don't give crap like this from freeloading sofa based chancers the time of day.

Sunrise commute

Woodborough Hill, Wiltshire. It's name comes, from the Old English "Wodebeorg", meaning (unsurprisingly) "wooded hill." It is situated on a medieval route between Devizes and Marlborough and is easy to access from the village below. Photo taken yesterday.

The Kennet and Avon Canal in Wiltshire today, with Woodborough Hill and Picked Hill to the North

The famous Martinsell tree today, overlooking Wessex like it's Lord King.

David Hockney: up there as my favourite 'living' artist ever since I saw his show 'A Bigger Picture' at the RA in 2012. I loved his bold use of colour, when roads are purple & verdant greens sing & shine from the canvas. What a loss, but what JOY! The Road Across the Wolds Poster by David Hockney.

The summit cairn of Corn Du at 871 metres (2,864ft) in Bannau Brycheiniog / Brecon Beacons.

Figsbury Ring; a Neolithic/Iron Age scheduled monument (enclosure) near Salisbury, also host to a large diversity of wildlife.

The Ridgeway at Chain Hill, above Wantage

The round barrow above Chilton in South Oxfordshire. Known locally by some as "Mount Skippett", Hagbourne Hill barrow has revealed Bronze and Iron Age artifacts.

My good friend Neil has launched his own YouTube channel! He is a funny and engaging presenter. I worked with him on his first video, which is about Fyfield Down; I hope that you enjoy it. youtu.be/8NjZZ6MeLa4?...

An old bridge crossing the disused DNS Railway near Upton in Oxfordshire today. (Didcot to Newbury to Southampton)

The remote upper Gwryne Fawr valley; the stream drains the Old Red Sandstone hills of the Black Mountains, and used to have a small railway running parallel up to the reservoir however this was never finished.

The Black Mountains, Bannau Brycheiniog. (left to right) Pen y Gadair Fawr (800m), Waun Fach (811m), Grwyne Fawr Reservoir (526m) and the Grwyne Fawr Valley. #Wales

Video of my challenging mountain camp with Warren Brand: youtu.be/hN04620Q5GA?...

A dozen or so lovely miles along The Ridgeway today with my pal Adrian, with a variety of weather conditions! Lunch at Wayland's Smithy.

Grwyne Fawr Bothy, Black Mountains, Wales

East Hendred Round Barrow, beside The Ridgeway on Cuckhamsley Hill. It is a Bronze Age barrow and lies to the East of the more prominent and better known Scutchamer Knob.

Grwyne Fawr Dam, with the Black Mountains behind.

It took 5 hours to cross the Black Mountains before pitching our tents in abysmal conditions. We passed over Waun Fach (811m) and pitched near the summit of Pen y Gadair Fawr. Video soon!

Paul's latest video; with a little cameo from me (he couldn't afford anything more than that) youtu.be/BBXmrdh29pE?...

Good morning, from London Heathrow

Henley on Thames, this morning at sunrise

Poppies at Upton this evening

Brightwell Barrow Sunrise in South Oxfordshire, with rain over The Chilterns behind.

From The Friends of The Ridgeway: Chill out with this fabulous frosty dawn view of Lowbury Hill, taken by Hedley Thorne in December 2022. This photo is the inspiration for an artistic illustration of Lowbury Hill that features on the new interpretation board installed on a hot day earlier this week.

They... they've found me!

Before the recent restoration work began; the Uffington horse in the 60s compared to 2021 where the verges had closed in:

Barbury Castle, Wiltshire. Constructed in the Iron Age primarily for aerial photographers to marvel at 2,000 years in the future. Or so I tell myself.

The Causeway (mid 12th century), Steventon in Oxfordshire

A distant view of the Pewsey White Horse, #Wiltshire

Perborough Castle this evening; the forgotten hillfort of North Berkshire

Seven Barrows, Lambourn

Wittenham Clumps; the IA hillfort on Castle Hill, South Oxfordshire. (Taken 2024)

Liddington Castle hillfort, looking East. #Wiltshire #IronAge #hillfort

The Beacons Way, South Wales in the Carmarthen Fans. Below is the glacial lake of Lyn y Fan Fach.

The Iron Age hillfort on Beacon Hill in the North Hampshire Downs; 261m ASL.

In the remote chance that you want to see myself and other decidedly middle aged men struggling, snoring and talking utter rubbish in a beautiful place, then here you go... (link in first comment)

Nether Tor, a gritstone outcrop looking down into the Vale of Edale, Peak District.

Round Hill (Wittenham Clumps) with The Thames. Beside here are the Dyke Hills (earthworks) and the River Of Life (Earth Trust)

Brightwell Barrow, South Oxfordshire

Wonderful day in the Black Mountains, climbing Pen Cerrig-Calch with my friend Louise

The Uffington Horse and Castle

Dorchester Abbey today, South Oxfordshire

The Kinder Plateau yesterday, above the Vale of Edale

Amazing Kinder descent

Goodnight, from near wild heaven