Walkies!

[Jamie VTS]

I thought it would be fun to post photos from our dog walks and share recommendations of nice walks. Clearly at the moment, only local is an option however it has opened my eyes to some wonderful walks within a few 100 meters of my home!

Lodge hill - Caerleon, Newport


Caerleon Roman Barracks, Newport



ETA: this isn’t intended to replace the photos of your dog thread, this thread is intended more for sharing ideas / photos of walks (with your dog)

Edited by Jamie VTS on Monday 6th April 20:55

[Boosted LS1]

100 metres, you criminal. That looks like spacious countryside. Shame on you! :-)

[Audicab]

I was teaching Bonnie how to mountain bike around the Vale of Belvoir. She always manages to find the streams.

[Boosted LS1]

Oh dear, a cyclist out in the countryside and with a dog to. Just think of the hysteria. ;-)

[HTP99]

Yep, we have found some fantastic local walks in the Guildford area, was just saying to the wife earlier today "why do I drive 20 minutes to xyz when we have this on our doorstep".















They are both absolutely knackered!

[Jamie VTS]

Audicab said:

I was teaching Bonnie how to mountain bike around the Vale of Belvoir. She always manages to find the streams.

Running , swimming and mountain biking. Basically a triathlon

[Jamie VTS]

HTP99 said:

Yep, we have found some fantastic local walks in the Guildford area, was just saying to the wife earlier today "why do I drive 20 minutes to xyz when we have this on our doorstep".

Lovely photos, we have had exactly the same conversation!

[Red 5]

I’m lucky to live close enough to Leith Hill in Surrey.

We use the less well walked parts of that quite large area, with SO many options.

[Boosted LS1]

Wow some great views posted above.

[babelfish]

We have great walks around us most of the year, however at this time the local ones have loads of lambs in them.



So most of the walks are along the local lanes, which are very quiet, or some of his local mates get dropped off and they charge around the back garden and go for a bit of a swim in our brook.