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Tasty recipes from the campervan cook

Tasty recipes from the campervan cook

Martin Dorey, surfer, writer and author of ‘The Campervan Cookbook’ shares his tips for cooking gourmet meals on four wheels.

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Get fit with fido

Get fit with fido

Own a dog? Need to get fit? Then sign up for a Canicross event and your canine companion will be whipping you into shape in no time. Guest blogger Lucy Dixon finds out more. “Apparently I’ve been practising Canicross for a few years now, although I wasn’t aware of it. In fact, all dog owners [...]

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Posted in Hill & mountain, Latest features, Walking4 Comments

Picture perfect

Picture perfect

Amazing landscape photographer and friend of FAF Jon Baker tells us how he captured these stunning wintery shots, and what made him leave the City to turn his passion into a career.

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Win a spot on a fantastic singles adventure weekend this Valentine’s Day

Win a spot on a fantastic singles adventure weekend this Valentine’s Day

Forget speed dating and disastrous blind dates, why not try coasteering, sea kayaking and surfing your way to romance instead? Preseli Venture in stunning Pembrokeshire has launched a singles’ adventure weekend with a difference, called ‘Adventurous Encounters’.

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Posted in Events, Kayaking, Latest features, Surfing1 Comment

How I’m getting my 2012 outdoor kicks… on a budget

How I’m getting my 2012 outdoor kicks… on a budget

The January sales are in full swing and I’m finding it more and more difficult to ignore the lure of 30% off a shiny new rucksack or waterproof jacket. However, my Christmas credit card bill hasn’t got any smaller and my cupboards aren’t getting any bigger. So I decided it was time to have a [...]

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Things to consider when buying a new bike

Things to consider when buying a new bike

Want to know the only upside to having your beloved bike stolen (the one that you’ve spent countless hours and money on purchasing, upgrading, maintaining and generally pimping out)? Getting a call from the insurance company saying you can now replace it!

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Posted in Editor's blog, Latest features, Mountain, Road, Wheels1 Comment

New Year project: Make your garden more wildlife friendly

New Year project: Make your garden more wildlife friendly

Looking out of my kitchen window over Christmas, the back garden was looking a bit forlorn and devoid of life, without a green shoot or buzzing bee in sight. However, a stocking filler booklet from the RSPB about making your garden more bird and wildlife friendly (thanks mum) assured me that there are is still [...]

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What will your 2012 resolution be?

What will your 2012 resolution be?

I’m a bit of a sucker for motivational books, and Dame Kelly Holmes’ Just go for it was the latest tome to end up in my stocking this Christmas. As a double Olympic gold medallist, she’s a pretty good person to take advice from when it comes to achieving your goals, and with only 5% [...]

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Burn off the post Xmas flab

Burn off the post Xmas flab

Try these outdoor exercise ideas for burning off the last of those Cadbury’s Roses…

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Posted in Eco, Get your hands dirty, Hill & mountain, Latest features, Mountain, River & sea, Road, Running, Walking, Wheels, Wild swimming0 Comments

Ever wondered if you could live off the land?

Ever wondered if you could live off the land?

Meet Nick Weston, author of The Tree house Diaries, who told me about his 6 months living off the land in the Sussex countryside…

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Make do and mend

Make do and mend

Is your jacket absorbing water or your tent sprung a leak over the summer? Now is the prefect time to catch up on repairs and save yourself some cash at the same time. No need to splash out on new expensive kit (unless of course you want to!) when a few repair tips will easily [...]

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Is this the ultimate Boxing Day hangover cure?

Is this the ultimate Boxing Day hangover cure?

Plunging into an ice cold pool or into the sea may sound like total madness, but plenty of people up and down the county will be jumping in this festive season to reinvigorate their senses!

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Posted in Events, River & sea, Wild swimming1 Comment

Get your skates on

Get your skates on

More and more outdoor ice rinks have sprung up around the country in recent years, especially over the Christmas period, and a skating session burns off a surprising number of calories (up to 375 calories an hour) making it a great way to counterbalance all those mince pies!

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Going back to the land

Going back to the land

In this week’s guest blog, city slicker Emma Pearson heads for deepest Gloucestershire to get a taste of farming life.

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