How to have fun outdoors this Autumn
I don’t know about you, but it’s starting to get a bit harder to keep putting on a brave face. Luckily, we can still spend time outdoors, but I miss being able to head off anywhere I want or having
2020 Virtual Dog Walk – the World Big Dog Walk Challenge
The organisers of the Big Dog Walk series are proud to announce the 2020 Virtual Dog Walk – the World Big Dog Walk Challenge, which will take place in September 2020 and aims to raise thousands of pounds for dog-related
Meet the Outdoor Entrepreneurs: Glen Boulder
Welcome back to another edition of Meet the Entrepreneurs, the (very occasional!) series where I delve into the stories and personalities behind some brilliant outdoor brands. This time we’re getting to know up and coming USA outdoor brand Glen Boulder.
The Caravan, Camping and Motorhome Show returns to Birmingham’s NEC
I know that some people find this time of year depressing, but I love it! I love researching and planning trips for the coming year. Over the last few years we’ve made a trip to the Caravan, Camping and Motorhome
The Great Outdoors – 6 Safety tips every hiker should know
Sometimes, the call of the great outdoors is just too strong. And what better way to spend time with your family, friends or enjoy your own company than hiking and camping in the wilderness. Depending on your experience in the
Review: Mud and Bloom Box
This year I’ve been determined to spend more time out in our garden with the kids. We haven’t done much with it, but we have tried to make it bee and bird friendly, and this year I’ve grown some herbs,
Review: Timber Festival 2019
As you may recall from my preview to Timber Festival, we were all very excited about spending the weekend at the festival this year. Last year I had been heavily pregnant, and so we opted for a day ticket, but
Top 5 Places to see British Wildlife
If you think of unforgettable wildlife holidays across the world, there are some experiences that spring instantly to mind, like a safari in Africa, or spotting orang -utans in Borneo or lemurs in Madagascar. However, we are fortunate in the
Preview: Timber Festival 2019
Last year we were invited along for the inaugural Timber Festival held in the National Forest near Ashby de la Zouch. We were offered weekend tickets, but as I was 36 weeks pregnant and it was sooooooooooo hot (really really
The Beginner’s Guide to Running
You might not think it to look at me, but I actually used to be quite good at running. Despite my complete lack of coordination, and my dismal record in sport, I used to run about 25 kilometres a week.
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