Pennine Way

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Chronicling a challenging journey along the 270-mile Pennine Way, the author undertakes this iconic trail during the Covid pandemic of 2020, navigating unique obstacles such as the lack of accommodation and open shops. With a resourceful approach, they arrange food drops at post offices and rely on wild camping, highlighting both the physical demands of the hike and the solitude of the experience. This narrative captures the essence of adventure amidst unprecedented times, showcasing resilience and the beauty of the English landscape.