Gather up Them ‘Erbs
Paul Myerscough recommends bread baker take advantage of this season to create some savory breads.
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TGOC 2015: #5 Lochcallater Lodge to Inverbervie and Montrose
Paul Myerscough completes his TGO Challenge from Glenelg, backpacking across Scotland to the east coast.
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TGOC 2015: #4 Great Glen to Lochcallater Lodge
Paul Myerscough is taking the TGO Challenge – following his route from Glenelg to the east coast of Scotland. Things get better after a night in the hostel at Laggan Locks.
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TGOC 2015: #3 S. Shiel Ridge to Great Glen Hostel
Paul Myerscough is on part 3 of his TGO backpacking challenge across Scotland. Follow the route on the South Sheil Ridge and learn how weather took a terrible toll.
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TGOC 2015: #2 Glenelg to S. Shiel Ridge
Paul Myerscough is following a new route for the TGO Challenge. He’s backpacking across Scotland starting in Glenelg. These first 2 days end with a high camp.
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TGOC 2015: #1 pre-amble Shiel Bridge & Glenelg
Paul Myerscough limbers up near Sheil Bridge for the TGO Challenge which will take him self-supported backpacking across Scotland from Glenelg to the east coast.
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Copenhagen: The Noma legacy – Radio vs Bror?
Paul Myerscough samples some of the new style restaurants in Copenhagen.
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Cherry blossom time – Stockholm
Paul Myerscough on a trip to Stockholm unexpectedly finds a big Japanese celebration in the local park.
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A Dream Trip in the Highlands
Paul Myerscough takes the night train from London to Corrour for some winter mountain backpacking finishing in Fort William.
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John Dory
John Dory is a rare treat. These two being rather small were available for not too much money in our local supermarket. Here is a simple way to prepare them. With a tasty result.