Day 66 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Blaenavon to Usk. A day mostly on former railways turned cycle trails, along parkland trails, past Llandegfedd Reservoir and across fields to Usk. We will be back down before Christmas to finish Wales!#hikingadventures #GetOutside

Day 65 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Llangattock to Blaenavon. Last day in the @BannauB national park, a gentle canalside walk to start, followed by a tough climb over The Blorenge to reach the @UNESCO Blaenavon Industrial Landscape. #hikingadventures #GetOutside

Day 64 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Torpantau to Llangattock. Some amazing views over the @BannauB mountains, horseback sheep herding, canal side walking, and an RAF flyover! #hikingadventures #GetOutside

Another walking week on the @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Way. Over 63 days, I've walked 732.5 miles, covering 62 @SlowWaysUK routes. After a long time on the coast, we have turned inland as we cut across the @BannauB national park towards Abergavenny and Chepstow. #hikingadventures

Day 63 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Penderyn to Torpantau. Glorious weather, reservoirs, and endless bleak moorland with views for miles! Was great seeing the mountains including Pen y Fan. Back on track now as we drop towards Abergavenny. #hikingadventures #GetOutside

Day 62 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Caehopkin to Penderyn. A roman road took us to waterfall country, though for the second day in a row we didn't reach our end goal. This time a ford that was too deep and fast to attempt to wade through! #hikingadventures #GetOutside

Day 61 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Llansamlet to Caehopkin. Some really nice canalside and former railway paths leading us up the valleys away from the coast. Sadly some footpaths lost to time over Mynydd y Drum thwarted us. #hikingadventures #GetOutside

Day 60 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Last section for now Mumbles to Llansamlet. The @WalesCoastUK around Swansea Bay isbfantastic, with so many different users and little cafes on the way. Turned inland now to head towards Bannau Brycheiniog. #hikingadventures #GetOutside

Day 59 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Port Eynon to Mumbles. Lovely stretch of @WalesCoastPath through a number of hidden little bays and across some dramatic rocks. Though the soft sand under foot was tough at points! @GowerSociety #hikingadventures #GetOutside

Not only have we been documenting our efforts, day 31 of our @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail has been immortalised on @googlemaps street view! We can be seen walking out of Nefyn towards Pwhllheli. #hikingadventures #getoutside

Day 58 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Gowerton to Port Eynon. Trialling an alternative routing for Porgow. Took in parts of the lovely Gower Trail, the @WalesCoastPath, but difficult terrain over Pengwern Common. @GowerSociety #hikingadventures #GetOutside

Day 57 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Burry Port to Gowerton. 3 different slow ways, making the most of coastal paths. A great walk to share with our 4-legged companion, and one where my love of the sea, hiking, and trains could be combined! #hikingadventures #GetOutside

What if we created a trail system connecting all our #NationalParks #NationalLandscapes #NationalParkCities #NationalTrails #NationalScenicAreas? Here's a go using @SlowWaysUK routes. And @EddieJ94 + team have already started walking a version of it! https://t.co/pYJjX08AWm

Another walking week on the @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Way. Over 56 days, I've walked 640 miles, covering 52 @SlowWaysUK routes. Lovely to hike through familiar bits of Pembrokeshire, and now slowly routing around the estuaries of Carmarthen Bay. #hikingadventures

Day 56 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Ferryside to Burry Port. #StormFloris may have dumped a lot of rain on us, but our spirits weren't dampened. Sun was out by the time we were striding out along the old canal. #hikingadventures #GetOutside

A few from the crossing! Big thanks to the @tywifferi crew for being so accommodating as we continue our journey around Britain.

Day 55 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. St Clears to Ferryside. Walked at a cracking pace to make a @tywifferi crossing over the Towy estuary. Their amphibious boat Glansteffan was great fun to ride on! #hikingadventures #GetOutside @WalesCoastPath

Day 54 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Pendine to St Clears. More cultural with Laugharne halfway along with an imposing castle and connections to Dylan Thomas. There are plenty of extracts of his work to read as you walk. #hikingadventures #GetOutside @WalesCoastPath

Day 53 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Amroth to Pendine. Shortest section yet but was needed given how undulating Pembrokeshire has been! Views over Carmarthenshire looked a lot flatter and the Gower a lot nearer. #hikingadventures #GetOutside @WalesCoastPath @PembsCoast

Day 52 of @SlowWaysUK Great Britain Trail. Tenby to Amroth. Short but adventure filled day. Saw a slow worm, fantastic pasty in Saundersfoot, rocky shore & beach into Amroth where an ice cream awaited! #hikingadventures #GetOutside @NationalTrails @WalesCoastPath @PembsCoast