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.
A TGO prequel: Corrour to Fort William
The TGOC is about backpacking in Scotland west to east. Here’s a plan to test body and equipment heading west from Corrour station over the major hill tops.
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The Beacons Beckon – RMC goes to Wales
A January excursion in the Brecon Beacons. Paul Myerscough join the Reading Mountaineering Club for some snowy walking.
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TGO – the first bit is the greatest!
Paul Myerscough reflects on the annual TGO Challenge a Scotland coast to coast backpacking starting in the west. He shares a route map from Glenelg.
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TGOC 2015: Glenelg to Inverbervie
The TGO Challenge has a rigorous planning process with experts vetting each entrant’s route. Here’s a plan for Paul Myerscough’s start in Glenelg.
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Reindeer on the Glomma
The Glomma is one of the longest rivers in Norway. Here Paul Myerscough meets the river in several places and finds reindeer in the nearby hills.
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A ‘Lemen Year’ visit to Norefjell
Paul Myerscough returns to Norefjell in Norway and identifies 5 sorts of berry to pick and encounters lemmings.
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