WEEKLY BLOG EPISODE 156 | MAP READING WEEK

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In this weekly blog episode: birthday cake baking, the Sprite iced tea trend, motorcycling, gardening, National Map Reading Week, the end of National Walking Month, and a very painful back. This weekly blog episode is brought to you from one … Continued

WEEKLY BLOG EPISODE 155 | UK FOREST DRIVES

In this weekly blog episode: A restful bank holiday weekend, riding two of the UK’s forest drives, and some rather mundane daily walks for National Walking Month. Ah a three-day weekend. I do like May and its quota of bank … Continued

WEEKLY BLOG EPISODE 154 | FIVE DAYS IN CUMBRIA

In this weekly blog episode: A trip report recounting a recent long weekend in Cumbria – mountains, lakes, woodland, rivers, and the sea. Plus reviews of my Water-to-Go bottle and Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman. In my last weekly … Continued

WEEKLY BLOG EPISODE 153 | SMALL ADVENTURES

In this weekly blog episode: On having small adventures, seeing the Aurora in the UK, a tour of the Triumph factory, National Walking Month, Overherd powdered oat milk, and some book reviews. May seems to be a month of small … Continued

WEEKLY BLOG EPISODE 152 | FIRST CAMP OF THE YEAR

In this weekly blog episode: The weather, spending a couple of days exploring the Test Valley, my first camp of the year, week one of National Walking Month, and some family history in North Baddesley. I read this weekend that … Continued

WEEKLY BLOG EPISODE 151 | NATIONAL WALKING MONTH

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In this weekly blog episode: continuing as an OS Champion, May is National Walking Month, writing a foreword to a walking guidebook, a new long-distance trail in the UK, planting a Cherry Plum tree, and my new pack. The weather … Continued

WEEKLY BLOG EPISODE 68 | AN UNSUCCESSFUL MOTORCYCLING WEEKEND

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Happy Bank Holiday Monday folks! I decided to write my weekly blog this morning rather than yesterday seeing as the weekend is a little longer than normal here in England. I hope you’ve had a good week. If you follow … Continued