Mt Taranaki looked beautiful in the golden dawn light, its 2,500m high volcanic cone brilliant against the morning’s clear sky. I hadn’t done enough training really for the 1,600m ascent of the New Zealand volcano but it had been on my bucket list for years. Reaching the summit would mark it as volcano number 30 … Continue reading Volcano number 30 – Mt Taranaki
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What are your values? Do you live aligned to your values? – FREE workbook
Free Values workbook - download it here Values are the answer to the question: “In a world where you could choose to have your ideal life be about something, what would you choose? What is important to you? When do you feel fulfilled?” When we don’t know our values, we can end up choosing a … Continue reading What are your values? Do you live aligned to your values? – FREE workbook
Ultimate beginner’s guide to walking the Cheviot Hills
Things to know for walking newbies venturing into Northumberland National Park The Cheviot Hills of England’s Northumberland National Park are a dramatically desolate landscape, born out of ancient volcanic activity some 350-400 million years ago when two continents (what is now Scotland and what is now England) collided. Melancholy yet romantic, these slopes, summits and … Continue reading Ultimate beginner’s guide to walking the Cheviot Hills