Month: May 2020

Grid Square Journeys no. 1 – NO 1114 (West Dron Hill and Pitkeathly Loch)

The coronavirus lockdown of the last 10 weeks has finally started to ease a little. On Thursday, 67 long days after it started, Nicola Sturgeon signalled the start of phase one of the lockdown relaxation. I can go to a garden centre (not unheard of, they usually do awesome cakes), play croquet (unlikely but if … Continue reading Grid Square Journeys no. 1 – NO 1114 (West Dron Hill and Pitkeathly Loch) →

Lockdown Bivvy

Where will I go? A question normally with a thousand answers. At the moment, because of the lockdown, there is only one..... A microadventure in the garden.

Flat Space

I needed some. So I built some. One of the things that has impressed me since I started building Bernie in a camper colossus is how people can squeeze even the tiniest table into their vans. I wanted one too! And after the now standard hours spent researching all the usual places (YouTube/Instagram/vanlife websites) I … Continue reading Flat Space →