Comments for Pennine Way Association http://penninewayassociation.co.uk Protecting Britain's first and finest long distance footpath. Tue, 11 Oct 2011 17:03:11 +0200 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 Comment on Further Reading by New Book Review | Pennine Way Association http://penninewayassociation.co.uk/further-reading#comment-136 New Book Review | Pennine Way Association Tue, 11 Oct 2011 17:03:11 +0000 http://penninewayassociation.co.uk#comment-136 [...] first and finest long distance footpath. Skip to content HomeAbout UsThe RoutePhotosAccommodationFurther ReadingHow to JoinForumContact Us ← Pennine Way and Access in The [...] [...] first and finest long distance footpath. Skip to content HomeAbout UsThe RoutePhotosAccommodationFurther ReadingHow to JoinForumContact Us ← Pennine Way and Access in The [...]

]]> Comment on Accommodation Changes by Tony Walton http://penninewayassociation.co.uk/accommodation/accommodation-changes.html#comment-45 Tony Walton Tue, 17 May 2011 10:09:28 +0000 http://penninewayassociation.co.uk/?p=342#comment-45 Stayed at Clove Lodge during the Pennine Way, excellent accommodation. Stayed at Clove Lodge during the Pennine Way, excellent accommodation.

]]> Comment on Accommodation in the Cheviots by J Taylor http://penninewayassociation.co.uk/accommodation/accommodation-in-the-cheviots.html#comment-5 J Taylor Fri, 11 Mar 2011 13:58:38 +0000 http://penninewayassociation.co.uk/?p=287#comment-5 Following Nancy`s retirment we applied for a Public service vehicle licence and can now legally collect and drop off guests (booking 2 nights) close to the halfway point between Byrness & Kirk Yetholm. This applies to guests booking 2 nights either at Forest View Walkers Accommodation or at The Old Post Office B&B. both in Byrness. The climb up & down to Trows on the south side of the pennine way is kinder on tired legs than the climb up to Cocklawfoot. Following Nancy`s retirment we applied for a Public service vehicle licence and can now legally collect and drop off guests (booking 2 nights) close to the halfway point between Byrness & Kirk Yetholm. This applies to guests booking 2 nights either at Forest View Walkers Accommodation or at The Old Post Office B&B. both in Byrness. The climb up & down to Trows on the south side of the pennine way is kinder on tired legs than the climb up to Cocklawfoot.

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