Boxing Day Walk with Church – 26 December 2014
Somehow, tucking into extra helpings of turkey at the Christmas dinner table seems forgivable because, by noon the next day, I’ll have walked off the excess with the church Boxing Day ramble. In theory.
Tagged: walk
Onward, Christian Soldiers: Joining the Thames Path Pilgrimage – 27 September 2014
With the Bishop of Oxford due to retire in October, he’s walking the breadth of the Diocese, following the Thames Path. Andrew Burdett joined Saturday’s leg.
Good Friday Walk of Witness – 18 April 2014
As the town’s Christians united for Maidenhead’s annual Walk of Witness, St Luke’s own Sally Lynch led prayers on the High Street.
FP3Peaks Expedition Hill-Walking Training – 27 June 2013
There’s now just over a week to go until the start of our Three Peaks weekend. Next Friday, approximately 40 Year 12s (including myself) will head up to Yorkshire in school minibuses. Then, on...
Introducing: My Diary of Dragons Explorer Unit’s Barnstaple Camp – 17 August 2012
Starting tomorrow (Saturday 17), I’ll be bringing a daily post with text and brilliant photography, recounting the events of exactly two weeks previous. Trust me: you don’t want to miss a single one of these.
Explorer Scout Camp Diary: Day Three – 6 August 2012
48 hours into the camp, and I and my fellow Dragons Explorer Unit members are at the start of Day Three at Collard Bridge Campsite. The plan was to be off-site all day, completing an eight-hour hike on Exmoor. But Josh sustained an injury half-way through the walk and we were forced to turn back.
Explorer Scout Camp Diary: Day Two – 5 August 2012
After our first night in Devon, I and my fellow members of the Dragons Explorer Scout Unit wake up to a day of on-site activities including orienteering and indoor climbing – and torrential showers on the way back from Tesco.
Explorer Scout Camp Diary: Day One – 4 August 2012
In the first instalment of my daily Explorer Camp Diary, our unit drives to Devon, is greeted by miserable weather, but attempts to set up camp regardless. I learn the joy of tea, meet a lovely Scout group from Yorkshire, and make a fuss about the size of the tent I was lent.
