Cicerone are well known for publishing great guide books and have a huge choice on offer. When I saw the title “Europe’s High Points” I was very intrigued, especially when I found out it was about climbing to the summit of all 48 of Europe’s peaks! What a […]
Gelert’s Pinnacle 400DL Sleeping Bag is the warmest in the Pinnacle range and is advertised as the ultimate in superior performance, warmth & comfort. With durable fabrics, technical features & super soft linings, they are ideal for outdoor enthusiasts whatever the weather. Sounds like a great sleeping bag, […]
The Salomon Minim Tech Tee is advertised as a light weight, short sleeve, next-to-skin layer, made from breathable, wicking actiLITE material, and is aimed primarily at runners and walkers. It’s a great looking top but, how will it get on in the Brecon Beacons and French Alps? Design […]
The Gelert 1W Aluminium head torch is one of the cheaper ones on the market but how will it get on in the Alps? Fit and comfort Wearing this head torch on my head was comfortable with no rubbing. The adjusting buckles face away from the head and […]
Following disappointing results with the wash in waterproofer for my trusty regatta jacket, I decided to give the spray-on waterproofer+ a go. The can says that this is suitable for all fabrics, including breathable. It claims to be quick drying and not mark or change the feel of […]
The Source Clear 3 Litre is advertised as “A breakthrough in hydration technology. This Clear Hydration Reservoir features a large filler cap for easy filling and cube insertion, and a carrying handle easily attached to your daypack.” How will it stand up to testing? Hanging On the top […]
Water is a chemical substance with the chemical formula H2O. Its molecule contains one oxygen and two hydrogen atoms connected by covalent bonds. Water is a liquid at ambient conditions, but it often co-exists on Earth with its solid state, ice, and gaseous state (water vapour or steam). […]
Book description To the impartial observer Britain does not appear to have any mountains. Yet the British invented the sport of mountain climbing and for two periods in history British climbers led the world in the pursuit of this beautiful and dangerous obsession. “Unjustifiable Risk” is the story […]
Perch fishing tips for beginners and Perch anglers alike. We will be updating this section regularly and are always interested in visitors tips! Dawn & Dusk- Perch are low-light feeders and will often feed more at dawn and dusk. They like to lurk around cover during these times […]
Pike fishing tips for beginners and Pike anglers alike. We will be updating this section regularly and are always interested in visitors tips! Keep fingers clear- When you have caught a Pike do not to put your fingers in the mouth at anytime, always use forceps. There jaws […]
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