The Midland Hill Walkers
Photo Links.
I know they’ll be out of sequence chronoligically with all my other walks diarys (but I guess that doesn’t really matter) but I’ve now set up several sets of photo’s on Flickr for walks I’ve done with The Midland Hill Walkers over the last year or so. This includes both A and B walks depending on how I was feeling on the day.
If you click on the highlighted links, this should launch you straight into the sets as a slide show (hopefully anyway) … if they don’t work please let me know.
If you prefer to see individual pic’s, please use this link to go straight to my Flickr photostream and then navigate to the walk set you’re interested in.
To my fellow Midland Hill Walkers :- I hope you enjoy re-living the views and spotting yourselves and friends.
An over-all set, doesn’t split the walks out at-all = Midland Hill Walkers
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Individual sets :-
October 2009 – Goyt Valley to Peak Forest – A Walk (Peak District East West Traverse leg-2)
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November 2009 – Llyn Celyn to Pentrefoelas – A Walk (Near Bala, Wales)
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March 2010 – Stroud Green – Vinegar Hill – Painswick – B Walk (Cotswolds)
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April 2010 – Peak Forest – Castleton – Mam Tor – Kinder Scout – Ladybower – A Walk (Peak District East West Traverse leg-3)
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September 2010 – Stinchcombe Hill – B Walk (Cotswolds)
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October 2010 – Clun to Knighton via Llanfair Waterdine – A Walk (Shropshire + Wales)
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December 2010 – Cleeve Hill – A Walk (Cotswolds)
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TO THE HILLS 
Hello all,
I’d welcome comments on any of my pic’s … obviously positive comments are nice, but if you’ve some constructive critisism please say so also (please be gentle though!)
The pictures are taken whilst being guided on quite strenuous hill walks, and as such stopping to take photo’s adds a certain pressure to “keep up”. Therefore it’s a case of seeing the subject and grabbing the image with limited composition time … I do try to think about what might work though …. I hope I’ve managed to convey the story of each walk … especially for those that were walking alongside me, or more frequently in front of me.
Maybe one day, I’ll get to know people better, or just get braver and therefore manage to get more “people / portrait” pics of the club’s members … maybe I’m a tad shy and retiring but with my 18-55 lens I’ve got to get quite close to someone and I really feel uncomfortable pointing straight at someones face from just a short distance away.
Cheers,
Gary.