Category: Daily

  • Valentine’s Weekend Away

    We’re away in another city for a long weekend break, and it wasn’t our idea. Jack wanted to go and visit a friend in another country, so we went too, and Kim has always wanted to see the architecture of this particular city. There are usually a couple of geocaches in cities too.

  • Not steep sea cliff climbing

    There’s a storm coming. We climbed at Crab Rock this week, which was a new spot for us on the Gower that we’ve been meaning to explore but can be a pain to find and get to. Our buddy, Ben, guided us down. The tide was coming in so we perched on a ledge like…

  • Steep Sea Cliff Climbing

    I’m looking for a local crag that’s quick to get to, hard enough to train on and dry in February. Let’s check out Ram’s Tor. Those roofs don’t look that big from the coastal path, right?

  • Run Together

    Kim’s running regularly now that I’m running less. It means it’s easier for us to run together though, and that has a number of benefits for health and happiness. Hopefully.

  • I Suck at Winter Surfing

    OMG the weather is amazing let’s get outside and do everything. It’s a frozen, sunny weekend morning and the surf will be good. Unfortunately everybody else thinks the same thing, so we’ll surf further along the beach where us surfing noobs can have a bit of space. It’s not so sheltered and a lot harder…

  • Focus on the process

    Vlogging the weekend but the weather is challenging if you’re someone that wants to go climbing outdoors on the Gower. What else can we do? Squirrel hunting?

  • Get back to work!

    The holidays are over and it’s time to get back to teaching anatomy and embryology, and the daily routine. Yey? Here’s a bit of a “day in the life” of my first day back to work.

  • 2020

    Walking the huge beaches at Rhossili and Llangennith after a fun week of mountain biking, golf, rock climbing, metal detecting, running and all the things we do if we’re given time to do them. The wild ponies are out and about.

  • Detecting

    It’s Christmas Day. Oh what have I done? I’ve bought Kim a metal detector. A gift that may mean she roams the beaches of the earth until the end of times. As long as she’s happy.

  • Sneaking Outdoors

    There’s a gap in between the storms so we’re getting outside to try and get on some dry rock. It’s a familiar struggle at this time of year. To the beach!