On October 1^st 2002 in Edinburgh I started a 5,500 mile walk around the coastline of the UK to raise money for the Riding for the Disabled Association. By the time that I finished the walk the mileage had crept up to over 6,200 miles, a figure that I am more than pleased about.

 

This walk finished on Saturday September 27th in Edinburgh. I would like to thank everyone who has supported us for helping in many ways - the list is nearly endless. Many thanks to you all. If you wish to see details of the walks that I have done since the end of the Coastwalk, then have a look at my main walks index page.

P2002A010010 Starting the walk.		P2002A230051 Myself standing on the Humber Bridge.

For details of the last day of the walk around the coast, see walk 567 (Walk #567: Muirhouse to Edinburgh Castle).

To see what hs changed on the website since the last update, see the Progress page.

If you would like to see a few panoramic photographs, then please go to my page of panoramic photographs. These are very much experiments, but I like them...

The walk statistics:

As part of the coastal walk I walked up the highest mountain of each country on the mainland on the way; Snowdon, Scafell Pike and Ben Nevis. Here are some pictures of me at the top of each mountain.

P20034051081 Myself at the summit of Snowdon.		P20035062404 Myself at the summit of Scafell Pike.

P20037034941 Myself at the trig point.