Enjoying life, sharing challenges, fun in the outdoors and exploring beautiful Britain.
I've signed up for a new challenge this June, to spend some time in nature every day for the 30 days of June. The 30 days challenge is part of the Wildlife Trust's My Wild Life Campaign. The Wildlife Trusts believe that all of our lives are better when they're a bit wild, and I …
A week after the long day’s walking to complete the Bracknell Ramblers Route, my feet had recovered, but new walking boots were high on my priority list. After the long walk I had realised that my walking boots were too tight around my toes, and one little toe had been completely enveloped in a blister. …
In Mid may my husband and I took a Friday off work and escaped from the south east for a relaxing weekend in beautiful Wales. We took our bikes and had grand plans for cycling, long walks and much activity. This all changed on arrival. We were staying at Gwalia Farm, a smallholding near Cemmaes, …
The start of a bank holiday weekend, the first one in May, was the perfect time to complete the Bracknell Ramblers Route. Starting where we finished the first section of the walk, Bracknell Ramblers Route #1, at St Michael’s Church in Warfield, we set off to complete the rest of the Ramblers Route Circuit, a walk …
A sunny weekend in April was perfect to spend some time in the woods, picking up a very old skill. I volunteer regularly with the London West Middlesex National Trust Volunteers (LWMNTV), which is a group that carries out volunteering with the National Trust. We volunteer all over the country, although with most tasks in …
Something a bit different for the weekend…. On a recent Sunday we headed to Bedfordshire to spend a weekend at the English School of Falconry taking part in an Owl Experience. We arrived in time to walk round and see the wide selection of Birds of Prey in the aviaries. These are birds that are …
Continue reading Sunday with a difference- Wonderful Owls at the English School of Falconry
Volunteering in Shropshire and Staffordshire
Youth-led History
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A little bit of wild does you a world of good.
German. Wife to Brit. Mum to Noodle. Photographer. Milka chocolate addict. Recently diagnosed with MS.
Documenting the bird life in Hethersett (Norfolk UK)
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A young photographer's adventures in the world of natural history
