Author: Clare

Mum of 3, with a love of travel and adventure. Passionate about getting my children out and about into the great outdoors, exploring and living life to its fullest. We love to geocache, camp and explore our beautiful country. Hopefully making happy childhood memories as we explore. We often end up covered in mud with the inevitable nettle sting or two!
Walking

Walking The Norfolk Coastal Path, Hunstanton to Wells.

The Norfolk Coastal Path is a national trail covering a large section of the Norfolk coast, running from Hunstanton in west Norfolk to Hopton-on -sea in the East. The majority of this walking trail runs through the dramatic landscape of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and covers an impressive 84 Miles. As a regular visitor to the area I’ve walked various short … Continue reading Walking The Norfolk Coastal Path, Hunstanton to Wells.

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Outdoors, Walking

The National Three Peaks Challenge.

*Taps screen* Hello? *Bangs screen* Anyone still there? So quite the blogging break I’ve had. I’d love to tell you I’ve been off having marvellous adventures, but sadly I can’t. Sometimes real life gets in the way of fun and adventure. However all hope was not lost. Having had the National Three Peaks Challenge booked since forever, adventure and challenge had been looming on the … Continue reading The National Three Peaks Challenge.

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Geocaching

Guest Post: Bleaklow Geocaching Adventures

This week I have a guest post from Mark who blogs over at hillexplorer.com Over the years I’ve received numerous delightful messages to say that I’ve inspired people to go out and try their very own geocaching adventure. Mark was also curious about my geo-ramblings and so whilst we were undertaking The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge a quick diversion was made to show him what it was all … Continue reading Guest Post: Bleaklow Geocaching Adventures

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Days out, Reviews

Go Ape Thetford – Tree Top Junior Review.

Go Ape at Thetford is described as the mother of all the courses and set within 50,000 acres of pine in the UK’s largest man made, lowland forest. A patchwork of pines, heathland and broadleaves provide the ideal setting for a great day out, and a welcome refuge for a rich variety of animal and plant life. The Go Ape adventure began at High Lodge … Continue reading Go Ape Thetford – Tree Top Junior Review.

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