By Daniel Nielson Before you write your first book it’s easy to imagine that the process is wonderfully romantic: locking yourself away in a tower (or beachside bolthole) writing reams… Read More
Writing A Book
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Our Roadtrip Around Scotland
By Conor Phelan Ask me about trekking the Machame route on Kilimanjaro, and I can give you the ins and outs of each campsite. Ask me about the best road… Read More
The Craghoppers Film Prize Winner 2019
Words by Camille Hollett- French No one gives a sh*t about your short film. That is what I started to believe. Comments like that are common in the film industry… Read More
Brave Wilderness in Australia | Part Two
Mario Aldecoa Australia, land of the dragons! On a recent Australia trip, the crew and I were on the search for the continent’s largest lizard species, the 2m long Perentie… Read More
What To See And Do In Egypt – Egypt Advice
Wondering what to see and do in Egypt? We can help you there. We’ve put together a list of the top things to do in Egypt from learning about its… Read More
Travel Writer’s Field Guide: How to write for the internet
By John Summerton The internet is a tool to wield. For some areas of travel writing, it hands-down beats print. For others, print will always win. Long-form journalism, in-depth reporting,… Read More
The Duke of Edinburgh Award expedition – what’s to be gained?
Words by Pauline Stirling The expedition section of the Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) programme, like the other sections (physical, skills, volunteering, and at Gold level, residential) is driven by guiding… Read More
How To Pack A Rucksack
How To Pack A Rucksack For Hiking Planning a hiking trip? Whether you’re heading on a short stroll or an intrepid hike, there’s a lot of equipment you’ll need to… Read More
Brave Wilderness in Australia | Part One
By Mark Vins After returning from their first major production for Animal Planet, Brave Wilderness camera team Mark Vins and Mario Aldecoa are joining this months blog to share the… Read More
Nomads on The Move
By Ambassador, Alice Morrison Every year, the nomad families of Jebel Saghro (the Mountain of Drought) in Morocco migrate from their winter pastures to their summer pastures. They move lock… Read More