For my next entry in my series of GetOutside interviews, I’d like to introduce Lisa to you. Lisa Wells lives on Snowdonia’s doorstep, and loves to adventure with Olive and The Beast… you’ll have to read on to find out … Continued
This week my GetOutside Interview series travels down to one of my favourite places in the world – Dartmoor in Devon – where I remember many happy childhood walks and explorations. It must be the place I learnt to read … Continued
My GetOutside Interviews feature continues this week with Matthew Kettlewell, who spends half his year leading expeditions, and the other half selling jam… yes, you read that right. I love that the GetOutside brings together people with absolutely all kinds … Continued
Have you spent One Hour Outside today? Where? How? Did you enjoy it? Tell me! Use #OneHourOutside on twitter and let’s chat about our favourite ways to be outdoors… For this week’s GetOutside Interview, I want to introduce you to … Continued
The best thing about the great outdoors is that it is there for everyone. And I mean everyone. It doesn’t matter what your age or ability, spending time outside is good for us all! This week in my GetOutside Interviews … Continued
If you follow adventure and adventurers then you will have already heard of this week’s GetOutside Interviews subject. Belinda Kirk is well known as a go-to person when it comes to making expeditions happen – she’s managed trips for some … Continued
Some weeks it’s very easy to spend time outdoors every day. Other weeks, not so much. The key for me is making the most of the time I do have, and doing my best not wasting time thinking “oh if … Continued
As we move into August I wonder if you’ve had a look back over the last month and counted up the number of times you have spent OneHourOutside in July? Did you manage one every single day? More? Get good … Continued
A lot of outdoors adventure is perceived as being something you would or should do solo – because for some reason doing something on your own is seen as being way more adventurous. But that is simply not the case. … Continued