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Rediscovering the Ancient Pilgrim Paths of Wales and Herefordshire
Pilgrimage has deep roots in both Wales and Herefordshire. Ancient churches, holy wells, and timeworn paths crisscross the borderlands. In Wales, pilgrim ways once led to St Davids and Bardsey Island. These routes drew seekers to places known as “thin” — where earth and heaven felt close. In Herefordshire, paths threaded through hidden valleys and ridgeways. They linked villages and market towns with small rural churches like Huntington or Old Radnor. Today, these pilgrim pat
rachael fisher
Sep 23, 20255 min read


Wild Swimming on the borders.
Wild swimming spots on the England/Wales Borders
rachael fisher
Apr 11, 20255 min read


Talking to Local Artists and Makers - Katy Welsh Textile Artist.
Talking to textile artist Katy Welsh in her home studio just outside Kington
rachael fisher
Jul 6, 20242 min read


The Last Clog Maker....
Jeremy Atkinson is the last surviving clog maker in England. Based out of his workshop in Kington, he hand carves traditional wooden clogs.
rachael fisher
Jun 21, 20244 min read


Our Favourite Winter Walks...
"Do you have any walking recommendations?" This is the question we get asked the most, which is wonderful as we hope to attract guests...
rachael fisher
Dec 16, 20237 min read
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