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β€œAnd into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul” John Muir

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  • “Where are you from?”

    Our landscape doesn’t owe us humans anything. It has no obligations to us. Beneath our feet it’s heart beats as surely as ours. It is free. And we have, until our recent creation of climate change, lived in relative harmony. It didn’t feel like harmony as the snow blew at me from every direction, in…

    02/02/2023

    Kevin Johnston

    Writing and Musings
    borders, challenge kev outdoors, connection, duncan chisolm, highlands, home, hungry media, scotland, walking
    “Where are you from?”
  • Are Wooded Hills the Best?

    How to get a hill view. Without climbing a big hill. That was the challenge Dave set me and I pondered a few options. I thought of some small hills in the area with big view such as the Lomond Hills and Ben A’an. The OS maps were scoured for hills I hadn’t heard of…

    29/01/2023

    Kevin Johnston

    Kev’s Hill Walking Challenges, Microadventures, Wood Carving
    Blairadam, Camping, challenge kev outdoors, Cowden Hill, fire, firebox, hills, hungry media, scotland, tarp, walking
    Are Wooded Hills the Best?
  • New Year Bothy Therapy

    Easter Earshaig car park to Brattleburn bothy is 6.7km, walking along part of the Southern Upland Way, according to my calculations using OS maps. After all the snow and rain over the last week, I was wondering how many of those kms would be on boggy paths and fields. Dave and I had decided at…

    03/01/2023

    Kevin Johnston

    Bothies, Kev’s Hill Walking Challenges, Old Buildings, Photos, Southern Upland Way
    bothy, brattleburn, challenge kev outdoors, cottage, hill walking, hills, hungry media, scotland, Southern Upland Way, walking
    New Year Bothy Therapy
  • Gilmour’s Linn

    A Christmas dip, since the hills were so wild today. The last shot was indeed me running out of the water as it was so bloody cold πŸ₯Ά.

    29/12/2022

    Kevin Johnston

    Caves, Kev’s Hill Walking Challenges, Microadventures, Nature at its Best, Outdoor Swimming
    challenge kev outdoors, gilmour’s Linn, hill walking, hungry media, outdoor, scotland, swim, swimming, walking, water, waterfall
    Gilmour’s Linn
  • Teacher Health and Well-being

    Best start to a school in-service day in a while. πŸŠβ€β™‚οΈ

    10/11/2022

    Kevin Johnston

    Education, Microadventures, Outdoor Swimming
    challenge kev outdoors, faskally, float, hungry media, loch, scotland, swim, swimming, water
    Teacher Health and Well-being
  • Seeking Sanctuary in A’ Chomraich

    It was appropriate that while the country struggles to come to terms with the cost of living crisis, and the government tries its best to justify tax cuts for rich people at the same time, Paul and I decided to escape to Applecross for three days exploring in the wilds. The Gaelic for Applecross is…

    15/10/2022

    Kevin Johnston

    Bothies, Caves, Kev’s Hill Walking Challenges, Microadventures, Old Buildings, Photos
    abandoned, Applecross, bothy, buildings, cave, challenge kev outdoors, coastal, hill walking, hills, hungry media, loch, Na h-uamhagan, ruined, ruins, scotland, sea, walking
    Seeking Sanctuary in A’ Chomraich
  • Is There a Ferry to Lochindorb?

    Stromeferry. Queensferry. The Ferry in Inverness (now known as Merkinch). What do they have in common? Well they all used to have a boat to take people and goods across a body of water. I think the word ferry comes from the Norse “to carry” and I love seeing the word and finding out all…

    07/09/2022

    Kevin Johnston

    Camping, Microadventures, Outdoor Swimming
    Camping, challenge kev outdoors, hungry media, loch, Lochindorb, scotland, swimming, wild
    Is There a Ferry to Lochindorb?
  • Angus Adventures

    Into the Angus Glens for a warming saunter up Cat Law and then a cool down dip in Reekie Linn.

    09/08/2022

    Kevin Johnston

    Caves, Kev’s Hill Walking Challenges, Microadventures, Outdoor Swimming
    cat law, challenge kev outdoors, hill walking, hills, hungry media, Reekie Linn, scotland, swimming, t5, transporter, walking
    Angus Adventures
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