The ninth day of the Lorenzonis' walk across England took them across the eastern end of the Yorkshire Dales National Park into the bustling market village of Richmond, the largest of all the many villages of the Coast to Coast walk.

The eighth day of Mark and Cynthia Lorenzoni's walk across England took them into the heart of the legendary Yorkshire Dales. It included a detour, an unexpected river crossing and a sheep rescue.

On Day 7 of their walk across England, Mark and Cynthia Lorenzoni navigated some of the hike's notorious peat bogs with a little help from a fellow hiker from the Netherlands and reached the halfway point of their journey.

On Day 6 of their walk across England, Mark and Cynthia Lorenzoni made new friends along the trail and found out some exciting news from back home.

Mark and Cynthia Lorenzoni had two distinctly different options for the fifth day of their walk across England. And, like the famous Robert Frost poem but in a more literal sense, they chose the path less traveled.

In the fourth installment of his "Walking across England" series, Mark Lorenzoni takes us on the journey from Grasmere to Patterdale, which included a surprise encounter with a local shepherd who was chasing a stubborn sheep.

In the third installment of his Walking across England series, Mark Lorenzoni chronicles his rainy hike from Rosthwaite to Grasmere.

In his second installment of Walking Across England, Mark Lorenzoni chronicles the literal and figurative mountains he had to climb to make it from  Ennerdale Bridge to Rosthwaite. 

Mark Lorenzoni begins his "Walking across England" series with a look at the first day of his journey, which took him and his wife Cynthia from the quaint town of St. Bees along the Irish Sea to Ennerdale Bridge.