Ethical & sustainable travel and lifestyle
A couple of months ago, we spent a week exploring the Isle of Skye and Kyle of Lochalsh, on the west coast of Scotland. I shot a roll of Kodak Ektar 100 and was so pleased with the results. This
A few weeks ago, Daz and I came across a camera shop in Edinburgh (Kodak Express) that sold and developed film. One week later, I was out exploring the city and trying to figure out how to use a film
Unpopular opinion; I love it getting dark early because it's so easy to go sunset hunting. When the sun is setting at 10pm, I will be far too comfy to go out again. Yellowcraig Beach in East Lothian has quickly
There are definite benefits to going out when the wind is gusting 22mph; you get a castle to yourself. Last week, Daz was in charge of choosing where we went. We had a walk along cliffs planned but when we
That’s right. I don’t post anything for months and have the nerve to rock up at the end of 2018 with the tales behind my Instagram top nine. I’ve really missed blogging the past few months; after my masters was
By far, the hardest hike of our Canadian adventure was from Upper Johnston Canyon to the Inkpots. It was a punishingly steep hike, but the beauty of the inkpots and the alpine meadow they're in more than made up for
I don’t know about you but I love finding out about the stories behind people’s Instagram Top 9; I kinda feel like they’re nice, heartwarming, fuzzy, reads. So, I bring you the stories behind my Instagram top 9. It’s also interesting
Grassi Lakes is everything you’re looking for in a hike; two beautiful turquoise coloured lakes and panoramic views across Canmore and the mini Mount Rundle range. The two lakes, called Upper and Lower Grassi Lakes, were named after Lawrence Grassi;
