Our Time Outdoors is a short documentary series which focuses on a number of hobbies and interests which encourage people to spend time outdoors and in nature. It explores what motivates people to take that step out the front door. In episode one we meet Justin who spends his free time running through his localContinue reading “Our Time Outdoors – Trail Running”
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Why I Think Local Adventures Are Important
Is there a more pleasant way of spending a warm spring day than hiking to the top of a fell in the lake district and watching the sunset over the mountains? It sounds great and would be hard to argue against. If you are anything like me though, who, between working 6 days a weekContinue reading “Why I Think Local Adventures Are Important”
The Cost of Wild Camping
I fell into wild camping when I embarked on my third bikepacking trip, a two-week cycling trip around Europe. I’d previously spent a week cycling through France, stopping in an Airbnb each night, and then a long weekend in Wales with paid campsites. Both trips were thoroughly enjoyable and having a place to stay eachContinue reading “The Cost of Wild Camping”
Finding Your Spot of Nature
I live in England, a country recognised for its picturesque landscapes. After posh accents and afternoon tea, the rolling green countryside is not far down the list of what people think of when they consider England. A stroll through a countryside village at the peak of spring can be a sight to behold. According toContinue reading “Finding Your Spot of Nature”
Cup of Tea Before Work
When I first made this website, I wanted to help guide other people on how they can spend more time outdoors. I shared this post about small changes you could make daily to get more time outdoors and in nature. One of those changes was taking your first-morning tea or coffee outside.
My Morning on a Hill
I’ve accepted I’ve not been writing enough. New Job, new home. Too many distractions. Willing myself to write more I bought a new notepad, and as the sun rose on a cold morning in March, I headed to the top of a nearby hill.
A Cup of Tea in the Garden
It’s been a while since I sat down and wrote anything. A consequence of not spending enough time outside, I feel, having let work and other big life changes draw me into the comforts of instant gratification. Usually, in the form of sitting on the sofa, Netflix keeping me company.
Camping in a Cave
Lockdown is easing and overnight stays are permitted again in the UK. After months of staying local, I have been given the freedom to stretch the legs further afield in my search for adventure. I wanted to do something different, something I hadn’t done before. After a little bit of browsing online I settled onContinue reading “Camping in a Cave”
Get Up Go Outside 