
Eventually – Greenwich Meridian Trail 28
By: snowgood
Tags: Cowbridge, Greenwich Meridian Trail, Lincolnshire
Any UK long distance walker will know that the worst time to call a taxi is Saturday evening.
Things aren’t quite so bad during lockdown, but from 6pm onwards there are usually folk trying to get out to have a good time (and a few beers).
So my plan last Saturday was to get up early, and I was shuffling around in my “breakastless” Hotel before 7:00am.
I was parked up at the far end of my walk before 8:30am in a lay-by at Hagworthingham.
The other side of the road JJ’s cafe was open and I popped in fora cup of tea whilst trying to sort a cab.
Uh oh!
Of the 5 local taxi firms not one answered the phone.
A few minutes later Ross’s taxi called me back. He was available in 90 minutes time.
Bang went the early start, but top marks to Ross. He arrived early and I was walking northwards by 10:08am and it was a lovely day.
This photo shows the West Fen Drain at Cowbridge.
The path skirts a Golf Course, and then runs arrow straight for miles.
I think you should compile all of your adventures in a book Stephen!
Hi Wil – well actually I’ve done two photobooks of this walk so far. If I could retire I’d be happy to walk more and write up my stories. I’m sure I could sell at least 2 copies! xx