Outdoors
The Fog of War(cop)
On Sunday I led a group of unsuspecting friends through a military firing range.
A Bivvy on the Quiet Side
A hastily-arranged trip up on the Kinder plateau became Friday...
Mid F***ing Wales
Off to mid-Wales last Saturday, eventually arriving at New Radnor – not a location I’d visited before, but one which held three Hewitts in close proximity to one another.
Highlands and Islands
We seem to have settled into a pattern of having trips away around May each year, I think because the weather’s starting to perk up but places aren’t too busy. That was certainly the case as we headed to Aviemore for the first week of our Scottish trip last year (yes, it’s taken me 12 months to get around to writing this up!).
Some More Walking
Walking’s about all I can manage at the moment, although when a walk is this good it’s hard to complain.
Trans-Cambrian Way
Other than weekends at bike parks, I’ve never done multi-day mountain biking. When the Trans-Cambrian Way was suggested I figured that it was time to correct that oversight. At somewhere north of 100 miles, with over 3,000m ascent, it was never going to be a pushover. But I’ve got an e-bike, so it should be reasonably simple, right?