About

Self portrait, acrylic on canvas (Daniel Graham)

Self portrait, acrylic on canvas (Daniel Graham)

In truth, I am a little scared of moving at speeds that exceed the human body’s maximum step. Trains, buses, cars, aeroplanes; no matter what the mode, if I am not making progress on my own two feet, something uncomfortable stirs inside me. For that reason, perhaps with the odd exception or three, I find myself walking everywhere.

I have been fortunate enough to find myself wandering many paths around the world – from the Overland Track in Tasmania to the mountains of Vancouver Island. In 2013, my brother and I walked across Europe – as chronicled in my book, A Walk to the Water – and this springtime, with the chill of winter at our backs, we will walk again, from the lowlands of England to the Cape Wrath peninsula on the northern shores of Scotland.  I take such opportunities with great gratitude, knowing that not everyone can do the same. But walking can begin and end wherever we please, that’s its greatest asset; step out of your front door, feel the ground and see the trees.

The Jura Mountains

The Jura Mountains

Unionising my love of travel and my desire to remain on my feet, this is a blog about the the notes of a walker. From journal entries and written observations to sketches, paintings, past adventures, and lessons gained, the blog can be used as a means to learn, understand or simply enjoy the world of walking and the beauty that it has to offer.

As well as being a blissful outlet for myself, I love the idea of the blog being enjoyed by you guys too. Please like, share and comment on any of my posts.

I am always interested in learning more, so if you feel that your blog(s) may interest me, let me know and I will be sure to check them out.

Wishing you all well,

Daniel Graham

daniel@scuffedboots.com

All written, sketched and photographic content is subject to copyright. 

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26 thoughts on “About”

  6. Thanks for following our Alaskan/sailing adventures! Really looking forward to reading more of your posts and seeing more of your wonderful photographs and paintings! Glad to have found your blog!

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  7. A lovely ‘About’ page. I share your love of walking, and can only dream of covering some of the ground you have walked. Your photography is beautiful and soulful. I am glad I found your blog 🙂 Leah

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  11. I absolutely love your blog and would definitely like to be added to the list of people wanting to buy a copy of your book please. I so enjoy reading about peoples walk and travels, especially unhurried ones where you take your time and enjoy your surroundings of nature at leisure. I used to walk everywhere, hills, mountains, coasts etc until I had an occupational vaccine that left me with Multiple Sclerosis plus a whole host of other disabling conditions. Now my only option is to drive to spend time with nature. I may not be able to get very far but it puts a huge smile on my face when I stumble across blogs such as this. I can tag along and enjoy someone else’s adventures and for that I am truly grateful. Su

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    • Consider yourself on the list, Su! I am sorry to hear about your condition, but it sounds like you still make the most of nature and your surroundings, which is a wonderful thing. Your words are too kind, but I take them with great gratitude ; to think that the blog puts a smile on your face puts one on mine. Take care, Daniel.

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