This walk traces a westbound crossing of northern England, moving on foot from the North Sea to the Irish Sea. It was documented with a hybrid of film and digital photography. The route passed through farmland, moorland, and upland fells, linking villages and footpaths shaped by long use rather than formal design. Days were structured by weather, distance, and the steady repetition of walking, with evenings spent in stealth camps and rural accommodations along the way. These photographs were made in moody motion, attentive to subtle shifts in landscape and light as the route progressed. The work reflects the layered relationship between movement, companionship, and place.