If you have been following my Pedalling for Mental Health adventures or if you saw the Wild in my Garden post, you will know that my amazing older sis made me a bivy sack! It is really the most marvelous thing and I got a bunch of requests for more info on how one might … More Re-blog: How to make a bivy
[this is a bit of a raw post, so I have added a bunch of puppy gifs, because, puppies] When I was 16, I was told by my youth leader, whilst getting reprimanded for some questionable behaviour, that the silver lining of this is that if you never make mistakes and never experience these things, it … More Shredded knees and skipping steps
After leaving my frost-laced nest in Herstmonceux, I headed south towards the sea. I rode up and down the Sussex heritage coast and through spectacular spaces. Since I was “in the neighbourhood”, I figured I would walk down to the Seven Sisters Cliffs. From Friston, I went down Crowlink lane and walked the mile through … More Sheep, Seven Sisters, & the spectacular sea
It is the May holiday weekend, so I saddled up my pony and headed south. I had noticed a tantalizing acronym on Google maps “AONB”, which apparently is “Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty” which seems too tantalizing to resist. It certainly was beautiful, but what I should have known to interpret that as 100% hills. These … More Riding down memory lane: AONB & Herstmonceux Castle
Lovely Outliers 