Riki loves the great outdoors and is always on the look out for a new adventure.

Q: Where is your favourite place to walk and why?

Riki:  I truly enjoy walking  wherever I find myself, the feeling of putting one foot in front of the other and  just going with the flow, this is what I love most about walking. But if you force  me to choose, then anywhere I find myself in Wales is always the best walk for  me.

Q: How long have you been a walking guide?

Riki: Over twenty years.

Q: What food would you recommend to take on a walk?

Riki:  Cadbury’s Fruit and Nut.

Q: How far do you normally walk in a week?

Riki: I average around 20,000  steps every day, about 65 miles a week.

Q: Do you use any specialist equipment?

Riki: Not at all, I am very much a  come as you are type.

Q: How fit do you need to be to go on our walking holiday?

Riki: You need a reasonable level  of fitness, if you lose your breath walking upstairs then you may struggle a little.

A: Do you walk in all weathers?

Riki: Yes, there is no such thing as  bad weather, just bad clothing.

Q: What to wear on a walking holiday?

Riki: Depending on where; a good  sun hat, comfortable and weather appropriate clothing, footwear that you find  comfortable to wear (walking boots, trainers, strong shoes), the older you get  ankle support becomes more and more important.

Q: What one item should you always pack for a walking holiday? (Not walking boots)

Riki: A walking stick or walking pole, also a bum sized piece of karrimat to sit on.

Q: Where was the last place you went on holiday?