Cool Camping
Yep, you guessed it I’m sat at the kitchen table again. This time looking at our bookings for the year. 31.9% of bookings this year were either...
The Sky Goes Darkish: What Solar Eclipses Reveal About Being Human
It’s been a week now since the partial solar eclipse. Being a busy time of year for us at our small campsite in West Dorset, I’ve only now found...
The wild years: why nature can’t wait
"No one will protect what they don't care about, and no one will care about what they have never experienced." — Sir David Attenborough Here I am...
Why summer pitches fill up fast, and what you can do about it
So here I am at the kitchen table again, mug of tea in hand, Rosy curled up by my feet. Outside, the land is doing that thing it does in March,...
The Secret Power of Awe
So here I am again, sat at the kitchen table. I have been inspired to write my ‘ramble from the bramble’ this time from a random Ted Talk that...
Sowing Seeds of Hope at Old Bidlake
A couple of days ago while in London visiting my in-laws, Martin and Carol. We were having breakfast and mulling over ideas for this month’s blog....
The Unexpected Joy of Running a Quiet Campsite
First, a little apology: you may notice a subtle thread in my recent blogs - The Deep Rest of a Quiet Campsite, Why We Are Not Glamping And Proud Of...
Camping with the Stars
Before we start I have a confession to make. The title for this blog did not come from me. It comes from a conversation I had with a very dear...
Unlock Profound Connections on a West Dorset Camping Trip
Connection, community and the quiet joy of camping near the Jurassic Coast… When Emily and I first moved to our campsite in West Dorset, it was...
The Deep Rest of a Quiet Campsite
I am sat here writing this at the kitchen table. I can just hear Emily in her office as she is Training life coaches online. My mind wonders to the...