Map & Compass: measuring distances on the map
A short video from out YouTube channel that shows how to measure distances on a map- something needed when planning routes.
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Rewilding Adventure is officially ‘Walking Friendly’!
With the North York Moors offering gentle strolls, day-long loop routes and multi-day long distance paths, we’re absolutely thrilled to be recognised as being Walking Friendly by the North York Moors National Park! On our door-step we have open moorland, sea cliffs, dales and forests to explore! I thought I’d take the time to answer…
Map & Compass: taking grid bearings (converting to magnetic bearings)
A short video from out YouTube channel that shows how to take a grid bearing (a bearing on the map…), and then convert it to a magnetic bearing.
Campfire Favourite: our Sweet Potato Dahl Recipe!
For those who have been to one of our Corporate Development events or an Bushcraft Skills day- you’re probably familiar with our Sweet Potato Dahl recipe! It’s always a winner. Tasty, filling and relatively easy to prepare- it was originally intended to be a vegan/vegetarian option- but is popular with everyone- regardless of dietary preference…
Leaving No Trace whilst Canoeing on the River Tees
Whilst watching BBC’s River Walks which focused on the River Tees, I was inspired to go for a paddle on the River Tees- the lower Tees! This is a that many cross daily during their commute, via the dozen or so bridges that carry roads. The same river that’s known for industry and cargo- that…
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