Lots to explore at Drizzlecombe

By: Blonde One

Want a fascinating place to visit to start the new year off with a bit of history? You can do no better than a… Read full article

Belfast walks – The Titanic Experience

By: Blonde Two

I have commented before that city dwellers must be all be very fit because of the amount of walking they have to do and my… Read full article

Gaiters: love them or hate them?

By: Blonde One

Gaiters do seem to be a bit like Marmite: you either love them or hate them. I personally love them. My Rab gaiters have been… Read full article

The Walk London map – now that’s champion!

By: Blonde Two

As you know, we Blondes love maps. So much so that we have to take one with us whenever we go outdoors, or even indoors… Read full article

Tuesday’s Ten – autumn woods to visit in Devon

By: Blonde Two

Autumn has many benefits, cosy evenings around the fire, bracing windy walks and that favourite woolly jumper but one of the best-loved UK autumn activities… Read full article

It’s tomorrow! How about visiting a river for National Get Outside Day?

By: Blonde Two

If you look at a map that shows only the UK’s rivers, they look like branches of tiny blood vessels spreading out across a hand…. Read full article

Monday Mash Up

By: Blonde Two

One of the very best reasons for getting outside for a walk is that you never know what you are going to find next. Even… Read full article

Emergency Distress Signal – Give a Little Whistle

By: Blonde Two

I fancy myself as a bit of a whistler and quite like the idea of joining a whistling choir. Whistling for fun is one thing… Read full article

Is a day sack really big enough for a safe day on the hills?

By: Blonde Two

I imagine most outdoor leaders will relate to the ‘I might wish I had it one day’ method of rucksack packing. When you are responsible… Read full article