Green space in larger cities seems a little bit unrealistic. But you’ll be pleased to know that you can still get your outdoor fix in the most unlikeliest of places….
Milldale to Dovedale, A Cave Exploring Route in the Peak District.
If you have ever researched the Peak District, you are sure to have heard of the stepping stones at Dovedale. They are an iconic beauty spot, which are a highlight…
June 2020 Round Up
June 2020 Round Up 2020 sure has been a strange year so far. As June approaches, England is slowly starting to ease out of lockdown after 12 weeks. Most of…
Weaver Hill
Weaver Hill A small and unassuming hill stands over the village of Wootton. A lone trig point waiting to be bagged. Weaver Hill is a nice small walk on the…
Do you know the Countryside Code?
Do you know the Countryside Code? Most of us know the Highway Code, why don’t we see the Countryside Code being advertised more often? It’s all about respect. You wouldn’t…
What Are We Doing For 30 Days Wild?
30 Days Wild happens every June, every year. The Wildlife Trust champions this month of outdoor wild activities, to raise awareness about the connection of nature to our health and…
May 2020 Round Up
The end of May saw us complete 67 days in ‘lockdown’. The country has been united by clapping and then torn apart by politics and government figures flouting the rules….
West Midlands Walks: Wrens Nest
Ever fancied having a go at fossil hunting? Who would have thought that the one of the best places to search for fossils in the UK is in Dudley, in…
Loughrigg Fell and Rydal Caves with Kids
No trip to the Lake District would be complete without a trip to Rydal Caves. A man made cavern created in the side of Loughrigg fell, the caves are definitely…
Wolverhampton Walks: Northycote Farm
Welcome back to the new series of walks on the blog. As of March 2020, the UK and most of the world, are having to be very different in how…