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Outdoors Diary - Friday 29 September, 2006
By Alfred Todger on 29/09/2006 12:56:18
Legendary outdoors chronicler Alfred Todger investigates the mysterious Old Grey Woman of Muckthwaite Moor in this week's outdoors diary entry.
Muckthwaite, Friday 29 September, 2006Many folk will have heard tell of the 'Old Grey Woman' ofMuckthwaite Moor and many's the encounter I've had with her ghostly,inexplicable presence. The first mention of the phenomenon was in thewritings of Victorian pioneer Sir Francis Waffle...
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Outdoors Diary - Friday 17 November, 2006
By Alfred Todger on 17/11/2006 13:46:17
This week's diary comes to you live from the Alps where legendary outdoors chronicler Alfred Todger is fresh from tackling the classic north face of the Igor.
Grindelwald, Friday 17 November, 2006For one week only, I'm writing outdoors diary from outside ofMuckthwaite, well, I say 'outside' but in point of fact, Jack Clegg -landlord of Muckthwaite Arms - and I, are in t'Swiss Alps.There were none
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Outdoors Diary - Christmas, 2006
By Alfred Todger on 22/12/2006 10:56:27
Legendary outdoors chronicler Alfred Todger describes Muckthwaite's unique Christmas traditions and spectacular festive celebrations.
Muckthwaite, Christmas, 2006Not many folk know this, but local legend has it that Mary andJoseph were looking for an inn not in Bethlehem, but in Muckthwaite.Now, the theory that the son of God were born in the outhouse of theMuckthwaite Arms may seem far fetched, but there's ple...
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Return Of Alfred Todger's Outdoor Diary
By Alfred Todger on 27/05/2011 16:48:41
Renowned outdoors chronicler, Alfred Todger returns as we re-run his original rustic musings from Muckthwaite. Warning, may contain scenes of graphic violence and bad language.
Muckthwaite - Friday 16 JuneThe first rays of summer sunshine have run their golden fingers through the lush vegetation of the high moors. Hares bask in the hollows as the warm rays soak their tired bones and mother nature, for once, beams a happy, slightly stoned smile in this b...
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Outdoors Diary - Friday 16 June
By Alfred Todger on 16/06/2006 12:43:10
The first of a regular new Friday series as respected outdoor writer and chronicler Alfred Todger describes his quiet enjoyment of his local hills and valleys. Welcome to OM, Alfred.
Muckthwaite - Friday 16 JuneThe first rays of summer sunshine have run their golden fingersthrough the lush vegetation of the high moors. Hares bask in thehollows as the warm rays soak their tired bones and mother nature,for once, beams a happy, tousled smile in this beautiful va...
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Outdoors Diary - Friday 30 June, 2006
By Alfred Todger on 30/06/2006 11:40:18
Respected outdoor chronicler Alfred Todger reflects on the changing face of Muckthwaite Brook in his latest whimsical musings on mother nature's bounty.
Muckthwaite, Friday 30 June, 2006It's at this time of year I feel the burbling call of MuckthwaiteBrook summonsing me into the hills. The brook is an old friend, aglistening, glittery streak of dancing watery joy that comes fromafar and, in time, leaves the valley behind a greene...
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Outdoors Diary - Friday 14 July, 2006
By Alfred Todger on 14/07/2006 10:49:41
Respected outdoor chronicler and poet Alfred Todger's regular take on the goings on in beautiful Muckthwaite,. This week Alfred describes a rare and beautiful orchid, Muckthwaitatis Carnivorovinious
Muckthwaite, Friday 14 July, 2006There's not many folk as knows about the rare Muckthwaite orchid,or to give it its full latin name, MuckthwaitatisCarnivorovinious. In fact Muckthwaite Moor is one of the fewareas in the northern hemisphere where this little-known andbeautiful pla...
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Outdoors Diary - Friday 25 August, 2006
By Alfred Todger on 25/08/2006 15:25:28
Legendary outdoors chronicler Alfred Todger stays in town this week with news of the Muckthwaite village fete and a fascinating insight into local history and customs.
Muckthwaite, Friday 25 August, 2006First, I'd like to apologise for absence of column last week. Itwere terrible, there were a two-headed cow born in't village and ittook three of us to hold it down while the local lasses plucked itseyebrows and applied lip-stick. Twice over obvi...
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Outdoors Diary - Friday 3 November, 2006
By Alfred Todger on 03/11/2006 11:39:58
Legendary outdoors chronicler and entrepeneur Alfred Todger comes up with a brilliant and innovative scheme to regenerate the lagging rural economy of Muckthwaite.
Muckthwaite, Friday 3 November, 2006Now if you remember foot and mouth you'll know that rural economywere hit bad and Muckthwaite were no exception - Mrs Jenkins as ranHill Farm bed and breakfast tested positive and had to be put tosleep, reet sad it were and the end of tourism i...
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My Welsh 3000s Diary By Alex Ford
By Alex Ford on 10/09/2003 16:32:58
How does it feel to do the Welsh 3000s in a day? OMer Alex Ford kept an audio diary detailing the ups and downs of a successful crack at the epic challenge walk...
just how itfeels, check our OM member Alex Ford's audio diary and pics by Alex and Andy Ashton of amomentous hill day...TheSnowdon Massif04:50 It's Pen-y-Pass and we are walking across the carpark. It's been raining nearly all night and I've had almost
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