Walking along the cliff edge, we’re safe to see ledges of red sandstone stained white with bird droppings. The blackness

Walking from the beach at St Bees, in Cumbria, we stare to the west hoping to see the Isle of

Walking eastwards from St Bees to Robin Hood’s Bay along Wainwright’s Coast to Coast, United Kingdom, we’re a group of

Walking into Refuge Cove, light shines on whale bones. Where were whales hunted? We’re on the way towards Little Waterloo

Walking for several days there’s often changes of weather. Blue sky and blue water are now grey. Cloud, or is

Walking with a pack to stay overnight in any campground you may meet strangers and share spaces with other visitors.

Walking above the forest, lifeless skeletons of trees in Wilsons Prom stand strongly between our track and thick green forest.

Walking barefoot in sand alongside boot prints, this beach has not yet been trodden by any person or kangaroo or

Walking our first day from Tidal River along the Southern Circuit of Wilsons Prom, we arrive at our evening destination

Walking around Wilsons Prom for four or five days, we started with an early morning drive from Melbourne to Tidal

Walking to remember the delights of a view, a day, a friend, an unusual natural phenomenon, I am glad to

Walking through Great Sandy National Park on K’gari (formerly Fraser Island), scenery changes from long sandy beaches to shady tall