I remember sitting in a damp tent in the Cairngorms three years ago, watching a group of hikers stare despondently at a dead GPS unit …
Keeping a Phone Alive for Four Days


I remember sitting in a damp tent in the Cairngorms three years ago, watching a group of hikers stare despondently at a dead GPS unit …

I’ve spent more than a decade watching the weather turn on a dime, usually while standing on a ridge with a group of people who …

I remember a night in the Cairngorms, about ten years ago, where the wind wasn’t just blowing; it was screaming through the heather. I was …

I remember sitting in a low-profile kayak on a glass-calm loch three years ago, watching an osprey dive just twenty yards away. The silence was …

I spent twenty-two years reading weather patterns on ridges and watching how a single misplaced step can turn a walk into a recovery operation, so …

I’ve spent twenty-two years watching people make the same mistake: they walk into a shop, see a sleek, lightweight boot that looks great on a …

I remember standing on a ridge in the Cairngorms three years ago, watching a client realize their “waterproof” shell was actually acting like a sponge. …

I once spent four hours in a freezing, sodden hollow on the edge of the Lake District, watching a group of very bright, very capable …

I once watched a group of hikers freeze on a ridge in the Cairngorms because they’d bought a “top-rated” hardshell that was essentially just a …

I spent nine years as a ranger watching people treat wildlife like a decorative garden feature rather than a living, breathing ecosystem. Most people think …