ALFRED WAINWRIGHT
Smashing your best time on the downhill run. Nailing The Rat Race. Ditching your job and setting up a business. Making that first impression. They all involve pushing yourself out of that warm and cosy comfort zone and launching into your own personal 'expedition'. Just what the famous Lakeland Fell Walker Alfred Wainwright, life-force and inspiration behind the golden beer, championed throughout his life.
Finding, scaling and overcoming personal mountains was what the legendary Alfred Wainwright lived for. And he was anything but conventional in his approach. Over the course of his 84 years, he walked over 100,000 miles of Britain’s more challenging countryside - always preferring to go off the beaten track, cutting his own path and creating ‘expeditions’ entirely of his own making.
Finding, scaling and overcoming personal mountains was what the legendary Alfred Wainwright lived for. And he was anything but conventional in his approach. Over the course of his 84 years, he walked over 100,000 miles of Britain’s more challenging countryside - always preferring to go off the beaten track, cutting his own path and creating ‘expeditions’ entirely of his own making.