This summer has been a strange one. Trying to live adventurously amidst a global health crisis has had its challenges. Not knowing when, if, or how far we will be able to travel has put a number of constraints on how we pursue adventure. It hasn’t been easy. The midweek microadventure has been my answer….
I can’t say I’m one for routine, nor I am the biggest fan of winter. The wind, rain & unpleasant forecasts often get the better of me. So how does someone who likes neither of those things find the motivation for outdoor winter training? Quite simply, I like to have something to look forward to…
Winter is a slow time of year for me. I spend the cold & dark months saving my pennies, yearning for endless summer nights filled with warmth and adventure. I find it hard to stay motivated in winter & I find it easy to say no. The perpetual cold and dark weather makes it hard…
First of all, I’m really sorry to all you folk who wanted to read a guide to midweek microadventures, back when we had longer days… you know when we had something that resembled summer! I meant to finish writing and publish this post a lot sooner, but as always, life got in the way… And…
First of all, I’d like to wish you all a very happy new year! Hope you all had a wonderful festive period & heres to another year filled with health, prosperity, travel & adventure! So you may have seen a couple of photos, of me running up hills at all hours over the last few…
A micro-adventure is one that is short, simple, local and cheap; it is the concept of maximising the time given to you & fitting as much adventure into it as possible! Training, or exam revision avoidance… (training sounds slightly more productive!) has been my micro-adventure of choice over the last few weeks – where time…