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Yannick Schutz: communing with nature, connecting with family
A few years ago, I wouldn’t have envisioned living outside of a city.
Now I can’t stand a city for more than a day or two.
Anthony Pease: packing yet more outdoors into a life behind the lens
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Notes from the Journal
Hell yeah, it's Alastair Humphreys!
This excellent tale of how Al busked his way across Spain with nothing but a violin to sustain himself, is really a story about how he rediscovered his sense of adventure as family life pressed in.
You don't need to be a round the world cyclist or Atlantic rower to find inspiration in this brave account of what it truly means to be an 'Adventurer' with, or without, a capital A.
Car Camping 101
Whether you're car camping to make the most of a tiny calendar window for a microadventure, or because you love the thought of the #vanlife, but can't stomach the cost, it's a great way to maximise your time outdoors.
We asked ambassador Anna Blackwell to share her top tips.
Going Wild is nothing new, says Indie Publisher of the Year Daniel Start
There have been back to nature movements since the beginning of industrialisation, in a backlash against Victorian pollution inspired by German environmental philosophy, with a lot of naked bathing, foraging and wild camping thrown in.