June 03, 2020
Abandoning conquest
in Editorials
by MyOutdoors
Today I saw a Tweet suggesting you conquer a hill in your lunchtime. A fine idea you’d imagine, and it is, but something about the language grated.
August 15, 2019
Albert and being Sustainable.
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by Henry Iddon
What connects a tiny patch of snow in Scotland to a Blackpool pub and landslides in the Alps? Henry Iddon pulls the threads together in a guest Editorial on sustainability.
June 05, 2019
Wild camping - is it time for a conversation?
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by MyOutdoors
Wild camping isn't something we're used to seeing make the national papers, it's something we tend to whisper about in public; seen as illegal but widespread with enlightened national park…
May 21, 2019
What future for hill wakers in the BMC as reports say departing hill walking officer may not be replaced
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by MyOutdoors
When the BMC proposed a name change to Climb Britain a couple of years ago the result was a membership meltdown the likes of which the organisation hadn't seen since…
December 17, 2018
GB Climbing teams in chaos over funding and communications failures
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by MyOutdoors
With the 2018/19 UIAA ice climbing Combined World Championships kicking off in Moscow the GB Ice Climbing Team is in a state of chaos, with suspensions, funding issues and serious…
February 25, 2018
We don't buy into products, We buy into experiences.
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by MyOutdoors
When I was 13 I decided I was going to have 3 cars when I grew up. A sports car, a 4x4 and a camper van and in my mind…
January 01, 2018
MyOutdoors Awards 2017
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by MyOutdoors
As 2017 gives way to 2018 it's time for our annual look back at the best of the year's Social Media in the MyOutdoors Awards.