michael – Page 2 – The 12th Sagittarian Outdoors

Blawearie circular wild camp and the cateran hole

Northumberland is one of my favourite parts of the country to explore. Its the land of many mysteries and legends

Innominate Tarn is a small body of water situated 520 meters above sea level in between Haystacks and Great gable

Hi folks I started my trip in the heart of Durham city. My son Gary dropped me and my kit

St Abbs is a small fishing village situated on the edge of St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve on the

(Myrrhis odorata) A tall perennial herb of the carrot family. It can grow up to three feet tall and can

The nine standards Rigg are nine cairns on the summit of Hartley Fell at a height of 2132 feet in

Nestled in the forest of the Scottish borders is Carlin Tooth ridge with the highest point of 1807 feet. It

A long time ago stood a great 526-hectare forest of Sitka spruce trees on hope edge in County Durham. People

The fantastic four decided to climb Cautley Spout which is England’s highest cascading waterfall. It was forecast for snow that

Thrunton woods have to be one of the most beautiful parts of Northumberland with its high views of the stunning

3rd February 2019 This has to be one of the coldest camps I have ever done. I, Rob and Daz

Oxalis acetosella Wood sorrel is one of the most common wild herbs you will find in the woods. It is