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friday, 17 july 2015 a weekend of walking in the yorkshire dales earlier this summer i spent a very wholesome weekend walking in the yorkshire dales with my dad and youngest brother. optimistically we had set out with the intention to complete the yorkshire three peaks challenge , a gruelling 25 mile slog encompassing the three highest peaks in the dales (pen-y-ghent, whernside and ingleborough) which must be completed within twelve hours. however, while london was warm and sunny when i left (and returned) the weather in yorkshire was a bit more temperamental, with heavy rain on the friday night continuing into saturday morning and spoiling our hopes of an early start. we decided to wait for the rain to die down and to set off later in the day for a slightly shorter, more scenic route instead - after a visit to the wensleydale creamery to try some of the famous local cheese (fuel for later on!) there was a fantastic array of different wensleydale cheeses to try, with exotic combinations including mango, pineapple and blueberry, along with the classic cranberry and apricot varieties. unfortunately we came at the wrong time for the dairy tour, but made up for it with tea and fantastic scones in the cafe, and left loaded with cheesy souvenirs to take home. by 11am the lashing rain had shifted into a light drizzle, so we parked up near pen-y-ghent and set off. in general the first three hours were great. the walk to the top of pen-y-ghent wasn't too challenging and we were rewarded with beautiful views of the hills and dales. as time went on, the hike because more and more difficult. the elements that had been fun to start with (steep ascents and descents; clambering over rocks and down roughly hewn stone staircases) became exhausting as the hours went by, and we became increasingly glad we hadn't attempted the full challenge! the route we followed was a lot further than originally estimated (by my dad counting the squares on the map) and we didn't make it back to our starting point to collect the car, giving up and staggering back to our hostel instead. the final stretch had some of the best scenery: we passed by malham tarn, a creepy, sinister lake (see the photo below!), and malham cove, an impressive rock formation (with some even more impressive rock climbers scaling the cliff face). malham tarn...spooky! after our long day of walking, we rewarded ourselves with a well-deserved pub dinner at the lister arms , a lovely, very traditional english inn on the village green. we stuffed ourselves with enormous plates of fish and chips and some much needed glasses of wine and local ale. after dinner we hobbled round the corner to the malham youth hostel (where we spent both nights). this was a friendly and comfortable spot, with a cosy living area, lots of board games, and a very hearty breakfast spread. there was a conspicuous absence of youths - instead the main clientele seemed to be incredibly fit hikers and fell runners in their 50s and 60s (our stay coincided with the malham trail challenge which made our exertions look like a gentle stroll in comparison!) you know you're a londoner when you start getting excited by all the sheep! my dad and i set the alarm for 5am to go and collect the car (we had to leave by 10am the next morning as i had a train booked and my brother had a rugby game - which he was somehow able to play in despite the blisters!). we had another three hours of walking, which doesn't sound too bad - but with the steep hills and rough terrain (not to mention our aching feet) it was a real challenge. having said that, it was very pretty watching the sun rise and mists slowly clearing. limestone pavement at the top of malham cove in conclusion - would i go back to the yorkshire dales? definitely - the incredible scenery, picturesque villages, quaint cafes, and excellent pubs all provide a strong reason for another visit. would i go back and do an eight hour walk, followed by three more hours early the next morning? definitely not! i thought - having run half marathons, and generally being in pretty good shape - that the distance wouldn't pose a challenge, but it was one of the hardest things i've done - definitely more challenging than an 100-mile cycle or 13.1-mile run. in the future, i'll be sticking to a maximum of two hours per day walking - a nice wander through the countryside to work up an appetite, a big pub lunch, and a little walk afterwards to help digest! posted by katarina may at 03:28 links to this post email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest monday, 22 june 2015 new york - city guide i'm lucky enough to go to ny four or five times a year with work, which has given me an amazing opportunity to see the city across the different seasons (ranging from -17c and blizzards in january, to blue skies and cherry blossoms in spring, and tarmac-melting heat in august...) and while i'm a die-hard london girl, there are definitely parts of new york that i've grown to love as much, if not more, than my home town. sunset over queensboro bridge my first experiences weren't the best - i made the mistake of staying in midtown both times (once - even worse - near times square) and experienced the crowd-thronged side-walks and traffic-choked grid system that are the city at its worst. by my fourth trip, i had got the hang of it - booking boutique hotels in laid-back chelsea, west village and tribeca and relying on local recommendations to uncover some seriously good places to eat. sunrise from my 46th floor office in midtown brunch until recently, my favourite brunch spot in nyc was good , a lovely restaurant in greenwich village. the buttermilk pancakes with orange butter and toasted almonds are fantastic, and the cazuela baked eggs - a decadent dish combining leeks, gruyere, crisy bacon, parmesan croutons and copious amounts of cream - is definitely worth the calories (which is saying something!) however, on my last trip, this was overtaken by the amazing meal i had at the tipsy parson , a quirky west chelsea restaurant specialising in rib-sticking southern comfort food. my boyfriend and i shared the bbq pulled pork with fried eggs and corn spoonbread (an amazing cornmeal concoction, halfway between a souffle and a pudding), fried chicken and waffles (maple syrup and chicken make a surprisingly good pairing), and the cheese and bacon grits, which were incredible. i've never really understood the appeal of grits - the versions i've tried previously have tasted a lot like buttery porridge - but these totally converted me. a rich cornmeal pudding topped with a thick crust of melted cheese and crumbles of cripsy bacon. not the healthiest of sides, but definitely one of the tastiest! tucking into chicken and waffles at the tipsy parson aside from those two favourites, here are a few of my other best-loved brunch spots: bubby's for enormous fluffy pancakes with wild blueberry sauce. follow with a walk on the high line or along the tribeca waterfront, depending which branch you go to. beauty and essex for tapas-style brunch dishes to share in lower east side (the brunch pizetta, kale and apple salad, and vanilla beignets were my favourites). if you're in the mood for something a little special, they have a champagne brunch from 1pm til 6pm every sunday. closer to central park (and if you're feeling a little flash) - norma's at le parker meridien is the perfect location for a glamorous girly brunch. the rock lobster and asparagus omelette (with a side order of hollandaise for dipping) is delicious and norma's eggs benedict is served on pancakes (enough said). best of all, you can book in advance, so no queueing. me enjoying brunch in brooklyn highly recommended by friends and on my must-try list are: abc kitchen - with an aspirational browse in the homestore next door egg - i've actually heard mixed reviews on this one - and damnit, i don't want to queue! - but despite giving up on my last two attempted visits, i

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Domain name:
brunchetc.co.uk

Registrant:
Chris Needham

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BM Box 2083
London
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Registered on: 29-Nov-2012
Expiry date: 29-Nov-2022
Last updated: 01-May-2013

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