There are some places in the world that once you visit, you know you will keep being drawn back to time and time again. For me, the Outer Hebrides – and above all, the Isle of Harris - are one such place. There are few destinations I have fallen quite so head over heels in love with on first sight. ...
FAREWELL TO AN OLD FRIEND – IN MEMORY OF SYCAMORE GAP
At some point during the night of 27 September 2023, in the middle of a storm, someone hiked up to Sycamore Gap, started up a large chainsaw and cut down one the UK’s most famous and most loved trees. The Sycamore tree that stood in this natural dip in Hadrian’s Wall was over 300 years old. ...
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO A CAMPING ROAD TRIP AROUND OMAN
If you are an outdoor lover and a fan of camping, Oman has to be near top of the list for your next adventure. Wild camping is legal, there are miles upon miles of, often empty, highways, and fuel and car hire costs are relatively low. This guide is designed to be read alongside my ...
CHECK IN: HINTERLANDES HIDDEN HUT, LAKE DISTRICT
An off grid cabin with hot shower and pizza oven… if you are looking for a bothy with comfort, the Hinterlandes Hidden Hut is hard to beat! We went as a birthday present for The Husband, and it definitely ranks as one of our best glamping adventures to date. WEBSITE | BOOK ...
A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS AND QUEENS, LUXOR
The River Nile divides Luxor, with the West Bank and the East Bank holding different roles in ancient Egyptian beliefs and society. The West Bank was thought to symbolise Death, and the East Bank, Life. Therefore, all of the tombs and mortuary temples in Egypt are found on the western side of the ...
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