How to Cook Up a Wild Feast

[social_share/] I met Jonathon, from Wild Stoves, many years ago, when we were both at university and shared camping and wild swimming adventures together. They are a great company that enables outdoor adventurers to leave less of a trace on the environment. We asked them a bit more about where the idea for Wild Stoves … Read more

Top 5 tips for capturing your wild swims

[social_share/]   On hazy summer days when the weather is hot and the sun sits high in the sky there’s no better remedy for stuffy offices and suffocating commutes than diving head first into a wild swim. Follow the banks of your local river or head out on the coastal road until you find your … Read more

What makes the perfect Wild Camping trip?

[social_share/]   We asked Zoe Vanderstay, Co-Founder of SoulPad, to share their story and let us know what makes the perfect wild camping trip.   What was the inspiration behind SoulPad? My husband Mark and I purchased a big, heavy military bell tent as a communal tent to use with friends. At that time we were … Read more

Into the Wild: capturing a wild summer on camera

[social_share/]   We love producing and publishing photographic guidebooks – books that inspire adventure, exploration and a love of the wild moments and places all around. Best of all we love the fact that these days anyone can take photographs. We work with many people who have left their office jobs to pursue a journey … Read more

Five of Jack Thurston’s favourite rides from Lost Lanes

[social_share/]   The bicycle is the only way of travelling that combines almost effortless freedom and speed with total immersion in our surroundings: the sun, wind and rain, every sight, smell and sound. Ernest Hemingway said, “it is by riding a bike that you learn the contours of a country best” and I’ve ridden thousands … Read more