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How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse (with Maps, Not Apps)
...Your best bet? Head for the hills. Literally. Use your trusty OS map to plot a route through remote footpaths, dense forests, and wild National Parks where the only thing chasing you might be a squirrel. And if you really want to...
Walk the Solent Way: Hampshire’s Coastal Trail with Castles, Ferries & Sea Views
...Emsworth, tracing the shoreline of the Solent. The Solent is the strait that separates mainland England from the Isle of Wight. New forest Ponies on The Solent Way It’s a flat, well-waymarked trail, ideal for walkers of all abilities, and easily accessible by...
Women, Nature & Reclaiming Our Power
...than adopting a ‘survival of the fittest’ attitude towards survival, my knowledge was inspired by indigenous cultures surviving in remote rainforests. I was looking into survival skills from a different perspective, a more environmental one, how ultimately humans are connected to...
Stone Circles in Britain – 10 Must-See Sites
Everyone knows about Stonehenge, but it’s just one of many ancient stone circles scattered across Britain, which are worth a visit.
Side by Side Maps – Historical and Modern Britain
Ever wondered what some of the most well-known areas of Britain used to look like? We’ve taken a look at how some of our favourite cities and towns have changed over the years.
From Blisters to Books: Fiona Barltrop’s Path to Outdoor Writing
...of Wight, as well as previously Short Walks Made Easy guides to the South Downs, Dorset’s Jurassic Coast and the New forest. Overlooking Durdle Door from Swyre Head, near Lulworth Cove, Jurassic Coast (Image © Fiona Barltrop) They have all been interesting to...
11 Most Instagrammable Locations for the Ultimate Historic Selfie
Britain showcases countless historic landmarks, but some of the most breath-taking spots, and most Instagrammable spots, are those where ruins have been reclaimed by nature.
10 Stunning Beaches in Wales
...if you time your visit just right—during very low tides or after storms—you might catch a glimpse of a submerged prehistoric forest, a fascinating reminder of the area’s ancient past. Explore White Sands Bay in OS Maps Mwnt, Ceredigion Mwnt Beach Tucked away on the...
The 16 Lakes of the Lake District – Ranked by Popularity
...of water in the Lake District officially named a “lake.” It is an important habitat for ospreys, with viewing points at Whinlatter forest. The lake is shallow and tranquil, making it ideal for wildlife watching. Find Footpaths Around Bassenthwaite Swimming, canoes, kayaks and paddleboards are...
Family-Friendly Historical Days Out
Across Great Britain, there are countless places where families can enjoy fresh air and fascinating history side by side. From ancient stone circles to Roman forts and industrial heritage sites, these locations offer more than just a walk—they’re a chance to step into the past and enjoy a historical day out.