challenge kev outdoors
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Early Spring Summertime
The temperature in the high teens was repeating a pattern which had continued for the last couple of weeks. Warm days, heat hazes, t-shirt and shorts, evening beers at the local social spot. Summertime was well and truly here and the sea stretched out in front of us as we wandered along stony beach killing…
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Is it Will’s Bothy? Or Leysburnfoot?
I only ask because the bothy we used for our annual boys bothy adventure this year seems to have two names of equal standing. For instance, when I checked instagram for pictures of the bothy, I found nothing tagged Leysburnfoot but lots of pictures tagged as Will’s Bothy. But I checked the MBA website and…
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Finding Treasure in 2025
Aussie Gold Hunters. Outback Opal Hunters. Gold Divers. If my tv could create a “Wrapped” of my most watched tv shows in the same way Spotify does for music, these would probably be my top 3 viewed programs of 2024. Treasure hunting has been hovering around the front of my mind all year. Conversely I’ve…
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Ballochbuie Forest
This weekend, I was supposed to be heading south into the Scottish borderlands with a friend for a camping trip. It’s been in the diary for weeks. However, early in the week he had to pull out so I was left with a decision to make, should I continue on our prearranged plan, or should…
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Our New Friend
We have picked up our new campervan!! Excited is an understatement. 🥳 We’ll be skint forevermore but… Adventures, here we come! 🚐💨 He has been christened Bruce. We’ve already been on a couple of adventures in him and he is a welcome addition to our little family. 😀
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Our Adventure is Boarding Now
We’ve been lucky enough to borrow a couple of paddle boards over the summer. Young and Mini Johnston were particularly impressed. We spent a day at Loch Morlich. And two separate days at Loch Tay. We might have to buy one. Watch this space. 😉
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Time for Bed
If I asked you about finding the perfect pea, you’d probably think I was talking about food again. I’m not a fan of mushy peas, but petit pois are lovely when they have a bit of a crunch about them. And don’t get me started on big, fat garden peas. This pea chat isn’t related…









