Scotland 2011
Reaching for this book means Paul Myerscough is ready to plan another TGOC backpacking trip across Scotland!
Reaching for this book means Paul Myerscough is ready to plan another TGOC backpacking trip across Scotland!
Here’s some useful resources when planning walking and climbing in Skye. The author’s recent trip rained on 13 days out of 14, but there was still great times to be had.!
Resources for walking and climbing on Skye Read More »
November is a quiet time for the iconic West Highland Way in Scotland. Paul Myerscough shares his experiences of challenging weather and wild camping.
West Highland Way in November Read More »
Bird feeders are an easy target for some animals. Here one of the opposition weighs up the situation and is caught on video.
5 day after a cold snap arrived in Reading the snow is still thick on the ground. There’s fun in the Caversham Igloo reported here.
Home again, Snow again 6 Jan 2010 Read More »
The Dorset coast from Lulworth Cove to Kimmeridge provides fertile ground to photographers.
Lulworth Cove to Kimmeridge in Dorset Read More »
An exceptional cold snap in Reading caused all sorts of problems; but also some fun!
The Morning After – Snow in Caversham, Reading part 3 Read More »
An exceptional cold snap in Reading brings road chaos and some fun too/
The Morning After – Snow in Caversham, Reading part 2 Read More »
Snow in the UK was more come than in recent years. These views show just how much drivers in north Reading are unprepared.
Chaos with snow holiday in Caversham Reading Read More »
Some of the best ham in the world comes from Spain. To avoid the worry about fraudulent labelling go to Spain and see the local pigs!