New signs, new year By Jill Pringle5th April 20190 Comments1 min read25 views Back on the South Downs Way with some newer style signposts between Buriton and Harting Down. By Jill Pringle
Autumn Trees in the Rain: Queen Elizabeth Park By Jill Pringle25th November 20180 Comments1 min read24 views Peaceful and contemplative walk up the steep hill through Queen Elizabeth Country Park. The final hill of… By Jill Pringle
Sheep grazing in Queen Elizabeth Country Park By Jill Pringle25th November 20180 Comments1 min read46 views The ascent down from Butser Hill through Queen Elizabeth Country Park is steep and slippery in the… By Jill Pringle
A foggy day on Butser Hill By Jill Pringle25th November 20180 Comments1 min read38 views View from the highest peak of the South Downs Butser Hill. Jill’s diff-abled walk to raise money… By Jill Pringle
22 miles completed of my walking challenge By Jill Pringle25th November 20180 Comments1 min read32 views So happy to place my cap on top of the 22 miles marker for my walking challenge. … By Jill Pringle
Rainy path on the ridge of the south downs By Jill Pringle25th November 20180 Comments1 min read42 views Day four of Jill’s South Downs challenge is a walk amongst trees and hedgerows in the rain… By Jill Pringle
Wetherdown Lodge: HMS Mercury By Jill Pringle25th November 20180 Comments1 min read36 views A welcome stay at Wetherdown Lodge up above Meon after 6.5 miles walking mainly uphill! Used to… By Jill Pringle
View of Chalk Hills on South Downs climb By Jill Pringle25th November 20180 Comments1 min read27 views As twilight approaches on a steep climb up from East Meon, there’s a beautiful view over the… By Jill Pringle
Meon Springs: welcome tea stop for DDH walker By Jill Pringle25th November 20180 Comments1 min read38 views Meon Springs proves a very welcome stop on my SDW charity walk. My DDH hips like the… By Jill Pringle
View from Old Winchester Hill By Jill Pringle25th November 20180 Comments1 min read64 views From the top of Old Winchester Hill looking down the valley. About half way through my walk… By Jill Pringle