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From Galloway Sea Cliffs & Glenapp Castle
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From Eclipse
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From ABBA Tribute
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From Sedbergh & Barbondale
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From Family Adventures - Ullswater & Big BBQ
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From Northumberland
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From Snakes & Ladders
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From Oxford Meandering
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From Bluebird K7 Returns to Coniston Water
Author: Pete
Founder of Sterling Adventures!
To celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary we’d arranged a very special stay at a very special hotel in Galloway. But before that we were slumming it in normal climber’s fashion and enjoying a bit of rock climbing on the fabulous sea cliffs around the Rhins of Galloway. Meikle Ross Our first climbing stop was Meikle …
You’ll have been bored to death most probably by all the articles on the BBC etc. about the eclipse, how to not damage your eyes, how to tell if you have damaged your eyes, etc etc!! But hey ho, it was a noteworthy event… Reston Scar above Staveley is most often deserted, or maybe there’s …
The Eagle & Child has again delivered an amazing ABBA Tribute with Voulez Vous bashing out some super loud ABBA anthems on another stunning summer evening in Staveley…
Andy invited us on a fun bike ride with his Swaledale mates holidaying over in Sedbergh… A lovely ride! 🙂
Laurence and Beth visited us for a week of glorious sunny Lakeland weather… Laetitia was busy getting ready for the big family BBQ later in the week, so I went out with Laurence and Beth up Helvellyn via Striding Edge to kick off the week of adventures. Beth had never been to the Lakes before, …
We recently spent a few days in Northumberland … what a beautiful part of the world! We started off with a slightly damp afternoon after we’d driven across from Cumbria. So a short walk to St Cuthbert’s Cave was our first outing… The next day, our first full day, we had planned to walk the …
After a couple days of sunny rock climbing on Anglesey the weather changed to rain – and so, having a willing partner, I finally got to explore the feared Snakes & Ladders circuit of the Llanberis slate quarries…
We visited Laurence and Beth in Oxford over the hottest week of ’26 so far. It reach over 34°C, so it was a good job the main entertainment water on the river Cherwell punting…
Last Monday was a big day for the story of Bluebird – the iconic water speed record jet engined boat returned to Consiton Water to be re-floated there for the first time since the fateful 1967 crash that killed Donald Cambell. Laetitia and I thought we’d make the trip to Coniston to witness this small …
