My first horse was a Welsh cob and I looked round for something we could both manage. I
came across a VHS video on Long distance riding with the presenter and journalist Dylan
Winter in which he rode the Ridgeway to Stonehenge a distance of 100 miles, camping as
he went. The Long Distance was attractive but the camping bit I tried was a trial from Near
Cerrigydrudion (North Wales) to Lake Vyrnwy in Powys, ending up with a disturbed night
and a stomping headache in the morning! Since then I have ridden a few long rides, Jack
Mytton Way, The Pennine Bridleway and from St David’s in Pembrokeshire to Talacre in
North Wales plus other ventures. The activity was curtailed rather a few years due to having
to go back to full time work and I’ve been watching others from the side-lines green with
envy! I love looking at maps and researching routes. Watching a programme about walking
the old railway lines it occurred to me that there must be a difficulty knowing where they are
and if they are accessible to horse riders. Access is always a problem where ever you ride in
strange places, so with my lovely other half and help of long riding friends we decided to
build a website to log county by county where they all are. A free one stop resource.
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We are David and Jenni Miller. David has an interest in anything railway and steam locomotives, is the webs designer and
I, Jenni, have an interest in horses, riding, maps and the countryside. We are based near Wrexham in North Wales and
emigrated here some while ago from the South East of England. Perfect two interests brought together in this website.
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