How to Cross a Park Like an Explorer
Sherlock Holmes may have felt the mist of the moor under his deerstalker on occasion, but he had a distinct preference for indoor clues over…
Sherlock Holmes may have felt the mist of the moor under his deerstalker on occasion, but he had a distinct preference for indoor clues over…
I end a lot of my courses, walks and talks with the joke, “You’ve now unwittingly signed up to be part of my extended research…
Whilst researching something for the book I’m working on, I came across a paragraph in the following work. (As a Fellow of the Royal Geographical…
Thank you to everyone who came to the course at the Royal Geographical Society on Friday. Also to those who came to the talk and…
A subject that I have blogged about in the past is one I return to today. I am increasingly delighted at the diversity of background…
Another very enjoyable Beginner’s Guide to Natural Navigation course at the Royal Geographical Society yesterday. The diversity of interests and experiences never fails to amaze…
I was at the Royal Geographical Society for the Travellers’ Tales Festival yesterday, to give a talk about my book. Less than a fortnight until…
A thick cold damp mist is bogged in over the South Downs this morning. I haven’t been out much this week as I seem to…