Woman's Weekly Living Series

The mother OF ALL WALKS

After suffering two bereavements and a dyslexia diagnosis while completing a degree as a mature student, Beth Wickes, 53, thought she would take a well-earned break after her graduation.

But rather than jetting off to a beach, Beth felt the time was right for an adventure. Inspired by a story she’d read online about a man litter-picking his way around the British coastline, Beth decided to follow in his footsteps and walk the coastal paths of England, Wales and part of Scotland – alone.

As well as coming

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