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Feature Article #1

GPS Device Reviews and Deals – What is a GPS receiver and do you need one?

GPS receivers are a handy piece of kit to have as long as you remember that they are not a substitute for a map! That might seem obvious, but never leave home without your OS map and a compass. You don’t have to spend a fortune on a GPS receiver suitable for walkers/hikers.

Walking.org | October 23rd, 2009 | Continued

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Daube d’Aubergines

A daube is traditionally made with beef – this recipe is vegetarian but it can easily be made with cubes of beef, preferably slow cooked. This version is very quick to make and although it can be eaten immediately it is equally delicious when cool.
1 large aubergine
1 medium onion
2 cloves garlic
100 g (4 oz) mushrooms
1 [...]

Walking.org | September 10th, 2009 | Continued

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Feature Article #3

West Highland Way – A Walk to the Foot of Ben Nevis

This tour takes us into the magnificent countryside of the Highlands of Scotland following most of Scotland’s famous footpath on its course from the south of Loch Lomond to Fort William and Ben Nevis.

Walking.org | February 19th, 2009 | Continued

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Benefits of Dog Walking

Dog walking is a popular past time among many of us Brits. Often, it’s difficult to find a friend to go for a walking with, so it’s no wonder that a dog is a man’s best friend.

Walking.org | February 18th, 2009 | Continued

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Feature Article #5

Tomato and Olive Crostini

Crostini make a fantastic light meal but they can also be used as a starter for a main meal. You can add any toppings you like but tomatoes, basil and olives are very simple and straightforward as well as being very healthy foods. I sometimes add a swirl of olive oil just before serving for [...]

Walking.org | January 8th, 2009 | Continued

About this Site

Since the early 1990s Les Snowdon and Maggie Humphreys have been at the forefront of initiatives to promote the benefits of walking for fitness, weight-loss and long-term health. Their books have been international bestsellers and they have been interviewed and featured more than 200 times in the press, in magazines, and on radio and TV. [...]

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Gore Tex Guide

Gore-Tex is the leading waterproof technology in the clothing industry. So what makes Gore-Tex so exceptional and when does Gore-Tex not live up to expectations? We investigate.

25Nov2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More
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Keen Shoes Guide

Keen began with a unique sandal but today Keen shoes have a massive following with walkers and outdoor enthusiasts. Read our guide to the Keen brand and their best products for walking.

17Nov2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More
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Top 5 Hiking Boots

It’s hiking boot season, so here are our top 5 hiking boots to meet all needs and budgets.

30Oct2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More
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Satmap Active 10 – GPS Review

The Active 10 Plus is a complete GPS solution and is an excellent OS mapping device. It gives you the hardware, software and route planning tools you need to get out and explore the great outdoors.

28Oct2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More
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Garmin Vista HCx – GPS Review

Small and light, the HCx is designed for trail, hiking, geocaching, and biking, and also doubles as a basic in-car sat nav with Garmin’s CityNavigator maps.

28Oct2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More
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Garmin eTrex H – GPS Review

Combining amazing value for money and top quality technology, this user friendly e-Trex GPS has a whole host of functions to get the most out of your chosen activity.

28Oct2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More
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North Face Hedgehog XCR Review

We review the new North Face Hedgehog outdoors shoe and assess how good it is when it comes to comfort, fit, grip and waterproof protection.

1Oct2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More

Why not book up a Walking Holiday?

It would be easy to choose one if they were all the same, but walking holidays come in all shapes and sizes. Whether your fancy is for gentle walks or adventure walks, there is sufficient variety available to suit all levels of taste and fitness, both in the UK and abroad.

19Sep2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More

Walking Holidays – What Gear Do I Need?

Planning a walking holiday requires organisation and method – and that also goes for the clothes and gear that you intend taking with you.

17Sep2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More
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Guide to The North Face

The North Face are known for their outdoor clothing, but also offer a wide range of outdoor shoes for walking and hiking.

15Sep2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More
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Eggs Florentine

Here’s a light but nourishing meal that can be made in a few minutes. The spinach soaks up the flavours of the fish sauce and chilli sauce. Eggs are extremely versatile and they go particularly well with spinach.

11Sep2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More
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Walking Insoles Guide

Insoles are an important part of comfort and support when walking long distances. Read more in our insoles guide.

26Aug2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More
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Skechers Shape Ups

Walking is the new get fit exercise thanks to Skechers Shape Ups. We examine Shape Ups more closely and assess the health benefits of barefoot walking from Skechers’ new shoe.

29Jul2009 | Walking.org | 0 comments | More