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Trail Magazine: Navigation For Girls
Stand-up comics in the 1970s might have used differences between the sexes as a rich seam of comedy entertainment - but we live in more enlightened times now, surely. Leaning on their mic stands in smoke-filled night clubs, they could get away with jokes about women drivers, mothers-in-law and much worse.
Outdoor Enthusiast Magazine: Smart Climbing
On face value climbing expertise might appear to be all about pulling power. Don’t be taken in. Often described as ‘vertical chess’ or compared to ballet, there’s a lot more clever stuff behind scampering up rock....
Beautiful Britain Magazine: Rutland
Rutland's position in the pulsing heart of the Midlands emphasizes its unique charm. On a map, the county is a tiny oasis, almost overgrown by the urban veins of bigger counties that tangle around its perimeters.
TGO Magazine: Drygarn Fawr Walk
Wales' walking regions have unique characters. If you like your mountains remote, untracked, wild and gently rolling then Mid Wales is the place for you and Drygarn Fawr – miles from the nearest village in the heart of the glorious Elan Valley – is the prime summit.
BBC Countryfile Magazine: Puffin Colony, Skomer, Pembrokeshire
A small cove, Martin’s Haven, foots the curve of Pembrokeshire’s St Brides Bay. There, the 50-seat Dale Princess carries visitors over the brisk Irish Sea to Skomer Island. The seascape here is as captivating as a treasure map. Archipelagos of skerries and islets named Tusker Rock, Crab Stones and Deadman’s Bay pass by, along with glimpses of natural arches and caves.
Outdoor Adventure Guide: Stay in a Castle
Shivering in a bivy bag for my ‘Stay in a...’ OAG page last issue was about as low as I could go for unusual places to stay. So this issue I decided to aim a little higher – right up to the ramparts in fact. Five-star ones. Could the butler carry madam’s rucksack up to her suite in the tower? Yes he jolly well could.
Outdoor Enthusiast Magazine: Adrenaline Central Chamonix
Continuing our series profiling the world’s top adventure playgrounds, Sarah Stirling Celebrates Chamonix, the world Capital of mountain sports. “So, you want to do some acrobatics?” Baptiste suggested. I was dangling under flimsy red...
BMC Website: Legendary steep ski line sees repeats
We invited Ben round for a cuppa, to tell the story and explain why he likes skiing lines so steep that a fall would mean certain death.
Climb Magazine: Chris Sharma Interview
“Training guru Marius Morstad once said that people like you find climbing the easiest part of your life – would you agree with that?” “Yeah I would definitely agree with that. Climbing is what I do – it’s...