This post features a collaboration with adidas. The adidas Terrex Voyager 21 travel shoes are a lightweight yet rugged all-terrain trainer designed to take you pretty much anywhere. Mine have been working very hard for me over the recent weeks. … Continued
Iceland is one of those places that has been on my bucket list for years and years. And it felt like the longer I waited for my opportunity to have the overland adventure in Iceland I dreamed of, the more … Continued
The Great West Way is a 500-mile network of road, river, canal and footpaths between London and Bristol. Launched in 2019, it takes in some of the most iconic towns and attractions in England, making for an excellent road trip … Continued
The thing I noticed this week more than anything else, was the fact that when I leave work at 5pm, it’s not completely dark. For me, this is something to celebrate. Over recent years I have found I’ve struggled with … Continued
I love a “year in review” type post, and find myself writing something along those lines each year. The end of the year naturally lends itself to reflection, an obvious opportunity to look back and recall some of the good … Continued
Earlier this year we spent two weeks road tripping our way around Spain. We rode nearly 2,500 miles and enjoyed exploring Spain’s mountains, deserts and rural villages. In the interests of seeing as much of Spain as we could in … Continued
Road tripping in Great Britain is fabulous, but sometimes you just want to go where the sun shines and the roads are empty, which generally means heading off this island of ours and into Europe (or further afield). We recently … Continued
The type of holidays we like to go on are invariably internet heavy. We go online when away on road trips and other holidays for maps and routing, researching and booking accommodation, and finding great places to visit along the … Continued
A road trip, to me, is an excursion that is primarily about travelling by road to visit lots of places – whether that be one day out visiting three or four spots, or a week travelling along an iconic route … Continued
I wonder how many of you own a spiral bound road atlas these days – maybe I would be pleasantly surprised. But even if you do own one, how often do you actually flick through the pages working out the … Continued