Enjoying life, sharing challenges, fun in the outdoors and exploring beautiful Britain.
30dayswild encourages a greater connection with nature by challenging us to take part in a random act of wildness every day during June. On working days this might mean waiting until the evening to fit in some wild time, if you haven’t has a wild commute or lunchtime. Long, light evenings at this time of …
The second bank holiday weekend in May and time for another microadventure. What was our planned Microadventure for May? This was to be more of a challenge than just a straight wild camp. We had decided to walk the Clarendon Way from Salisbury to Winchester, wild camping somewhere along the way. This is a 24 …
Continue reading Our May microadventure- walking the Clarendon Way
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, …
This year, I have discovered the concept of "microadventures" courtesy of Alastair Humphreys wonderful book of the same name. He encourages people to have small scale adventures close to home, making the most of the 5-9. There is a microadventure challenge to spend one night a month during 2015 outside wild camping in a bivvy bag. …
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