Outdoors
Outdoors walking camping and bushcraft blog archive by Spike #spikeblogs Because.. 'The mountains are calling and I must go. - John Muir'
Bahco Laplander Review
If, like me, you love the mesmerising flicker of a camp fire or maybe you have trees in need of some TLC, the one thing we equally value is a good saw. So, I put this through its paces for my 2019 Bahco Laplander Review. Quality Reliability Features Price 0…
Lixada Titanium Mug Review
Whether I’m out bikepacking, hiking, wild camping or just tying up my hammock for a relaxing day with a good book, the thing I value most is a good cuppa. So, here’s my review of the Lixada Titanium Mug, cups & cookware. Quality Reliability Features Price 0 Style 0 Usability…
Clumber Park Northern Territories
This is a lovely little walk through a slither of mixed woodland sandwiched right between Clumber Parks, Lime Tree Avenue and the parallel A57 to the North, hence the title Clumber Park Northern Territories. There’s no fluff with this little route & I purposely share no images. It’s a route…
Upper Derwent Dams And Pike Low
Today, it’s a solo walk of the Upper Derwent Dams and Pike Low. I arrived at Fairholmes Car Park shortly before dawn on a chilly January morning. Cafe was just showing signs of life and the toilets were open for business. Soon realising my NTrust membership had no value here,…
Mam Tor Short Walk
The mighty Mam Tor is a carved entry on many a bucket list. This Mam Tor Short Walk is a circular route that climbs to the summit then tracks along the Great Ridge towards Hollins Cross. Skirting around Mam Tor is Hope Valley, one of the most beautiful (and popular!)…
Mora Companion 860 Review
If you love the great outdoors, hiking, camping, glamping (is that a word yet?) or recreational sports, chances are you appreciate a quality blade too. Here, I’m looking at a classic, in this Morakniv Companion 860 Review. Quality Reliability Features Price 0 Style 0 Usability 0 Value 0 Verdict QUALITY…
