By: Blonde Two
It’s a well known fact that we Blondes love walking. Whether it’s walking for fun, wandering to fill an afternoon, or striding out to get… Read full article
One size does not fit all when you’re thinking about gates
By: Blonde One
Gate latches Do you know your Suffolk’s from your butterfly’s? Me neither. Since we’ve all been enjoying our local area I’ve begun to notice how… Read full article
How to have a walking meeting – the Blonde way
By: Blonde Two
On the afternoon of Monday January 4th this year Blonde One and I visited the Dartmoor Christmas Tree to do our traditional post-Christmas tidy up…. Read full article
A blue duck in the middle of a town?
By: Blonde One
Nature Reserve It might seem a strange place to have a nature reserve – right in the middle of a bustling town – but Teignmouth… Read full article
Ideford Common – Site of Special Scientific Interest
By: Blonde One
Site of Special Scientific Interest – Ideford Common Luckily for me, Ideford Common is within a stone’s throw of work. I can… Read full article
A not so vulgaris flower
By: Blonde One
Primula Vulgaris You can’t fail to have noticed that the primrose has started to bloom wherever you go. They are pretty little flowers that often… Read full article
Hackney Marshes Nature Reserve, South Devon
By: Blonde One
Another local walk that I’ve recently discovered is Hackney Marshes (in South Devon not London). It’s a Nature Reserve managed by the local council and… Read full article
How have your local spaces changed since lockdown?
By: Blonde Two
We’ve all seen recent pictures of beauty spots ruined by uneducated behaviour but not all the lockdown green space stories are unhappy ones. All over… Read full article
What might you find down a Devon green lane?
By: Blonde Two
Although we couldn’t be together to walk on Dartmoor or anywhere else during lockdown, Blonde One and I are now getting pretty good at meeting… Read full article
Torquay beach walks – Anstey’s Cove circular
By: Blonde Two
Torbay family walks Walking with the family can sometimes require a bit of patience, and it’s not always easy to keep the children interested. To… Read full article
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