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Posted by RIG at 15:24

Midwinter #microadventure - Dartmoor on the coldest night of the year.

I had planned to go on winter solstice #microadventure. This would have been a nice contrast to our Dad and Lad summer solstice trip, but w...
Summer Solstice 2014

Saturday had dawned bright and sunny. The bags were packed and ready to go. One for Dad and one for Lad. It was time for a microadventure....
A Dad and Lad Microadventure

Exactly 363 days ago today, I spent the night on Dartmoor in my bivy bag. It was windy, overcast and rained a lot. The following morning, a...
Another trip out to Belstone

After the summer solstice bivi on the hill with The Lad, I returned for a quick solo trip one very hot summer's evening. Leaving hom...
Passt. It's over here....

I have relocated this blog. You can now find it over here .
The route
Time for a Microadventure

In times BC (Before Children), I often headed off for days, weekends and weeks in the hills. I rock-climbed, ran, cycled, and kayaked, but b...
The Summer Solstice sunset over Dartmoor

Back from work, changed, children fed and to bed. Me heading north. Detour on the way and I am parked by just before eight. It’s tim...
The forecast is looking good

Tomorrow is the longest day of the year. The forecast is looking good, just a little bit different to last year's event. So tomorr...
Rain stopped play

The Winter Solstice microadventure did not happen. Rain, rain and more rain. There are many things I would like Santa to bring, but hypothe...