Writing and Musings – Challenge Kev Outdoors

Do you take your swimming goggles for a walk?

This is a question you won’t often ask yourself. Although stranger things do happen I suppose. My mum used to take her cats for a

For the third of my Grid Square Journeys, I needed to do some tweaking. I’ve used the same number of steps since I was first

Fort William has Ben Nevis. Pitlochry has Ben Vrackie. Auchterarder has Craig Rossie. Even the smallest of village usually has a local hill, even if

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

I appreciate good insulation. I have plenty myself which means I’m usually too hot rather than too cold. Even on a mountain top in winter,

My feet are important to me. We are a team. On a daily basis they allow me to play “Chase Me” with my son and

I love a bridge. And this walk was full of bridges, large and small. Some of historical note (as in you can find info on

Don’t let the title fool you, it’s not 2019! Happy new year to one and all. 2018 is here and it’s a good looking number.

The best way to ensure your child likes a campervan trip to your favourite mountain range? Let him drive.

As a primary school teacher I’ve taught boys named after the isles of Harris and Lewis. I’ve taught an Ailsa (Craig), a (North) Rona, a

Q. What equipment do you need to go caving? I only ask because if a Trivial Pursuit victory depended on my knowledge of potholing, I

Driving to work the other day I was listening to the radio. Amongst the news stories about Trump, TTIP and terrorism, and songs like Walking

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