Tent sorting

By: Blonde One

Now, here’s a very interesting question. How many ‘one person’ tents does one person need? ‘One’ you might think! Some people suggest that you can… Read full article

Year five: Ordnance Survey Get Outside Champions 2020

By: Blonde Two

This post was written pre Covid-19 We are both well and still excited to be OS GetOutside Champions again! Although we are passionate about the… Read full article

Urban green space… Something lovely is happening…

By: Blonde Two

With UK lock down upon us I am pleased to report that here, in my tiny corner of Devon (the bit I can see from… Read full article

When you can’t go… GROW!

By: Blonde Two

Growing your own vegetables is one way most of us can still Get Outside even if we are spending time in self isolation. You don’t… Read full article

Free Keen shoes… Nominate someone who needs some…

By: Blonde Two

We Blondes have worked with KEEN for a while now and are very proud to announce that they have launched a fantastic scheme in response… Read full article

Staying at home? Three (strange) outdoor things you can do inside #StayInside

By: Blonde Two

#StayInside Although we have walking in our name, we Blondes do also spend some time inside, in fact we are quite good at it. In… Read full article

Which outdoor activity would you like to try?

By: Blonde Two

You don’t usually see these particular Two Blondes in wetsuits but it’s definitely spring and definitely time to get outside, so we recently decided to… Read full article

Good for wild camping?… Dental Crush toothpaste tablets

By: Blonde Two

From time to time we Blondes are sent free products to field test and promote. We are always honest about our findings and any products… Read full article

Pictorial representation: what exactly is a map?

By: Blonde Two

I was sent a book for Christmas. A fantastic book that is full of maps but not maps as we navigators usually know them. Unless… Read full article

Contour lines: what are they and how useful are they?

By: Blonde One

Contour lines are the orange lines on an Ordnance Survey Explorer map that tell you height about sea level of the ground. The lines are… Read full article

Van life… An unexpected night near Woodhenge

By: Blonde Two

One of the most amazing things about life with a camper van is that you can stop and rest whenever you need to. Last week… Read full article

Storm Dennis: Five things you can do today to get ready to Get Outside

By: Blonde Two

This weekend we Blondes aren’t (as planned) teaching lots of lovely people how to winter wild camp on Dartmoor. Storm Dennis has put a scupper… Read full article