Perhaps it’s middle age (I’m 45). Maybe it’s the perimenopause. Or it’s that I’ve finally recovered from a debilitating illness that’s taken me years of daily work to
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Cateran mini-Yomp training event
Freedom on the Cateran Trail Would you like to feel the freedom of doing your own thing outdoors, to be able to access nature therapy and fresh air
New 8 week navigation course: Cake and Compass
Cake and Compass is an 8-week course in February 2019 that’s intended for people who want to learn more about the map and compass to gain confidence but
Forest bathing: How to do it in your own neighbourhood for free
A new health therapy known as ‘forest bathing’ is popping up all over Britain, with people paying to spend time in the trees. The benefits of forest bathing
Hidden gem: The secret way to Glamis castle
Come along with us on a virtual walk to one of our favourite places: Glamis Castle. Only unlike most visitors, you won't be going through the main entrance.
Your personal bushcraft and outdoor skills trainer — coming to where you live!
Ever wanted to take one of our courses but couldn’t come all the way to eastern Perthshire? Well now we’ll come to you! If you would like to
Bringing outdoor survival skills to kids and teens in Angus and Perthshire
Would you like your kids to play outside in the fresh air, learning how to be independent and self-reliant? Would you like your kids to learn maths and science
Want to raise good kids? Do what you enjoy doing
Happy mum, happy kid One of the most radical suggestions I can make to a mother is to put herself first. But if you want to raise good
Family Fun Outdoors Week: 14-18 February 2018
Think it’s difficult to have fun in the cold and damp of February? We’re willing to bet that at least one of the 5 activities of our Family
Our unforgettable Orkney experience tour features on the BBC
We had the pleasure of hosting the BBC’s John Lewinski along with several other journalists for part of our Orkney experience. During that memorable day, Malcolm taught him