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When it comes to camping and food there are without a doubt two quite different camps, if you’ll pardon the pun, on what you should be packing. For anyone who is backpacking the amount of food that you will want, or be able, to take along will probably be quite limited. However, those people going […]
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The United Kingdom is blessed to be home to some truly spectacular beaches. From stunning expanses of golden sand to rocky secluded coves, they come in all shapes and sizes and are dotted all around the coastline. With 422 miles of coastline, and over 200 beaches, it should come as no surprise that a significant
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Whether you are planning your first camping trip, or are an old hand at camping, it is always a good idea to be prepared. There are some things that you must take on your camping trip – the essentials, and some that you might like to take but not have the room for. Of course,
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Following on from the recent comments from Wasdale Mountain Rescue team about Scarfel Pike isn’t a playground for the inexperienced, now rescues from the Yorkshire Dales are warning walkers against leaving vital safety gear out of their rucksack to save weight. Two lost Yorkshire Three Peaks challengers who failed to pack a map and compass (basic
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Englands highest peak isn’t a playground for the inexperienced, especially this time of the year, mountain rescuers have warned. Wasdale Mountain Rescue team has said is getting worrying the increase in the number of avoidable incidents on Scafell Pike, coming after the latest incident when two people got caught out on the hill in the
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Hiking is an activity that is growing in popularity across the world with individuals of all ages and backgrounds enjoying the sense of freedom and achievement gained from exploring nature. Whether taking a short-day long hike in your local Nature Reserve or considering an adventure to a distant destination, preparation is the key. Hiking can
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There is something almost mystical when it comes to visiting historical landmarks such as castles. Spread across the UK, they are stamps of the British history and have survived many years and, luckily, many have the protection in place to survive many more years to come, preserving this step back into medieval times for our
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New to camping? Don’t yet know your guy ropes from your ground sheets? Don’t worry – everyone starts somewhere – but getting into camping really isn’t that difficult. There’s a little more to it that simply plodding out with a tent and picking any old spot to sleep in for the night, but you needn’t
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If you find yourself constantly intrigued about British culture and where we’ve come from across the years, it’s very likely you may already show a keen interest in exploring our various stately homes, halls and places of historical interest. One of the most intriguing sites of historical importance is Brodsworth Hall, situated in the heart
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As if packing for camping wasn’t bad enough, when you travel with the kids, you have to take so much more, to make sure they have enough clothes, snacks and entertainment items. That is without their hand-held computer games, headphones and all the other paraphernalia that makes up kid’s entertainment currently. Mobile phones? That is
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