Upper Park is Wales' most elusive SOTA summit on a private estate. A rare group activation organised by Ben GW4BML. Memorable day with fellow enthusiasts.

Ward’s Stone is Lancashire’s highest point with two trig points. Boggy approach from Tarnbrook in poor visibility. A SOTA Complete for this summit walk.

Easington Fell in the Forest of Bowland is just 70cm higher than its neighbour. A quick evening activation over grass from Slaidburn Road. Pleasant views.

A quick and straightforward activation of England’s most southerly named fell, with well-defined paths and panoramic Lancashire views.

A walk up Arnside Knott, starting from the gravel car park at the end of Saul’s Drive. A great walking spot with wonderful views across the southern Lakes.

Bardon Hill is a great place for walking with a number of options to reach the summit. I had an unusual radio contact with an Australian station on VHF.

An unusual activation amidst Cornwall’s china clay country, surrounded by a maze of mining works requiring careful navigation amongst active industry.

A rare drive-on SOTA summit steeped in Cornish mining history, with an activation conducted in atmospheric foggy conditions.

The Begwns is a small hill is worth one point within the Summits on the Air amateur radio scheme. The large common area offers many route options.

A winter ascent of this magnificent Cairngorm Munro with excellent VHF conditions for summit-to-summit contacts across the Scottish Highlands.