Hadrian’s Wall

By: Blonde One

If I had a bucket list, then walking the length of Hadrian’s Wall would be on it. It’s a 73 mile walk from across the… Read full article

The Lake District – a new language to learn

By: Blonde One

Studying the maps of the area before a trip is one of the exciting things about walking in a new place. Here’s just some of… Read full article

Cat Bells fell

By: Blonde One

Cat Bells is known by its owners, The National Trust, as a ‘proper little mountain’. It stands at 451 meters so it is not exactly… Read full article

Blencathra or Saddleback Mountain in the Lake District

By: Blonde One

Copyright Ordnance Survey My first attempt at a Lake District mountain was the mighty Blencathra in the North of the area. It stands at 868… Read full article

What makes a good bunkhouse?

By: Blonde One

There are a few key ingredients to a good bunkhouse. Here’s what I think and also what I found at the White Horse Inn at… 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

South West Coast Path

By: Blonde One

Whether you’ve just got an hour or two to spare or whether you have the whole weekend, the South West Coast Path has everything you… Read full article

Bore da… How’s your Welsh?

By: Blonde Two

Last weekend I spent a lovely (if rather wet) couple of days in the midst of the Cambrian Mountains in mid-Wales. My sister and I… Read full article

Not just sandy beaches: Walking in the Caribbean

By: Blonde Two

Sponsored post Caribbean holidays When you want to plan a trip to the Caribbean, you should consider where you want to go, what you want… Read full article

Just how steep can a coast path get?

By: Blonde Two

Does anybody else like to prepare for the Big-Christmas-Eat by getting in a bit of harder-than-usual exercise? We don’t have any mountains available down here… Read full article