10 Favourite Wild Camping Spots
To really get to know a country, you have to wild camp.
How to.. Get Involved With Your First Expedition
Even the worlds greatest living explorers and adventures had a first expedition experience that set them on upward trajectories.
The True Cost of Expeditions
Is it really worth it? What do you get in return?
20 Questions Worth Answering Honestly
This brief, but worthwhile self assessment has been doing the rounds recently since first being posted by Al Humphreys.
Mountains and Molehills
If you're tired or hungry or fruitlessly laboring, it's easy to make mountains out of mole hills..
The Best and Worst Expedition Food
For those that know me, you'll know I like to dabble in the kitchen. That too extends to expeditions in the field, although I can't comment on my ability, most others aren't alive to do so now either.
8 reasons to go on your first expedition (and one not to)
Embarking on my first was a fluke. Back in the days of 'msn' I heard from a friend about an expedition to Svalbard. Sounded interesting, though I confess to not having a clue what Svalbard was..
Two things I carried on my last expediton
Whilst packing for Oman I was aware that whatever I decided to take, I would probably have to carry. That's a wonderful incentive for packing light.
8 Expedition Lows
Expeditions aren't all fun all of the time. Low points can leave you wondering why you're there, pushing you towards giving up, amplified by the very nature of expedition life..
Dilemmas, Ramblings and a call for Help!
Once a month I try to post an article with a collection of the conservation and expedition articles that I've most enjoyed reading. This month, I think these are most worth looking at, take a look and let me know what you think.
14 Tips for Speaking in Schools
Assuming you've managed to persuade a teacher to squeeze you in to the busy and dreaded curriculum, then you're currently ahead..
Science and Expeditions
Expeditions are about developing an understanding of the environment around you, and frequently - although it might not have been an intended outcome - an understanding of yourself..