Adventure under Sail
Going to sea again – a special treat in a time when UK covid lockdown is pealed away layer by layer, like the skins of an onion. We are aboard tall ship Pelican of London […]
wildlife
Octopus my Friend
Ever since I became aware of the incredible intelligence and social behaviour of octopus, I just can’t bring myself to eating cephalopods anymore. I mean, nine brains! This new study just highlights an incredible similarly […]
This is haunting!
Sperm whales are even more intelligent and organised than we knew, which makes it even more sad and outrageous that we hunted them to near extinction and some of us still do. Read the ‘easy’ […]
Outdoor Daily III
First I hear the cry of the crow. It draws my eyes to the acrobatics of a young buzzard evading the crow’s attacks with graceful ease. The spring sun lights up its wing feathers – […]
Outdoor Daily III
10 miles on the Tamar estuary with my paddle board… …a great way of spending a sunny spring Sunday! Lots to see, including otter footprints in the mud, the ochreous outflow of a mine adit […]
Outdoor Daily III
So lovely to see wild ponies on the moor, interacting naturally! One day social distancing will be a thing of the past for us, too!
Outdoor Daily III
Here and Now What better role model of this mindful principle than your dog? Eyes, nose, ears, body, motion, breath, terrain – all as one – one experience. No thought of yesterday, no dream of […]
Saturday is burning day!
Have you ever noticed the black columns of smoke rising to the sky in rural England on a Saturday evening? Saturday is burning day for waste that isn’t legal to burn: bailing plastic, tyres, feed […]
Outdoor Daily III
Littering is one of my pet-hates. This reminds me: I’ve said that before, during the first COVID-19 lockdown in the first series of ‘Outdoor Daily’ (now, there is consistency for you…). Anyway, littering is unnecessary, […]
World Parks sponsored the Darwin200 UK Voyage
Watch a summary of the circumnavigation and big thanks to World Parks on YouTube:
