So many things to tell you, so I will let my dad tell you a about one of my most favorite weekends. He had this blog published on a website called "Get Out With The Kids" it's called "Surf and Turf"
Saturday 26 October 2013
Sunday 16 June 2013
Two months of adventures
Well it's been a busy couple of months of fun in the outdoors for me and my family. We have camped in the Lakes and also bought a inflatable kayak for some river fun.
We went to the Lake District to watch my dad run in the Scafell Pike Mountain Marathon, and whilst we were there we climbed Blencathra, my biggest UK mountain to date.I did some pot holing in a huge plastic tunnel system and also did some zorbing.
I also went on my first Cub camp (Even though I am still officially a Beaver) We stayed in the Kidland Forest in Northumberland. It was a very busy weekend, with a game called "Capture the Flag" and a 7 mile hike in the hills to the Scottish Border. We built dens and cooked all our meals on a campfire.
Anyway here are some pictures of me having fun.
And finally here is a video of me and friends on the river with our Kayak.
We went to the Lake District to watch my dad run in the Scafell Pike Mountain Marathon, and whilst we were there we climbed Blencathra, my biggest UK mountain to date.I did some pot holing in a huge plastic tunnel system and also did some zorbing.
I also went on my first Cub camp (Even though I am still officially a Beaver) We stayed in the Kidland Forest in Northumberland. It was a very busy weekend, with a game called "Capture the Flag" and a 7 mile hike in the hills to the Scottish Border. We built dens and cooked all our meals on a campfire.
Anyway here are some pictures of me having fun.
And finally here is a video of me and friends on the river with our Kayak.
Friday 29 March 2013
A Snowy early Spring Hike
Today myself and my dad took Isla our Labrador on a 4 mile walk up to the top of one of our local hills. With it being Easter, we took a chocolate egg and some hot chocolate with us to keep our energy levels up.
Below the pictures is a up-to-date copy of my hill/mountain log book.
Daisy’s Mountain
Walking
Below the pictures is a up-to-date copy of my hill/mountain log book.
Daisy’s Mountain
Walking
Date/Age
|
Mountain
region
|
Status
E/M/S
|
Description
– weather, route, peaks, group details and notable events
|
Camp
|
18
months old
|
Lakes
|
DAD
|
Haystacks
597 metres with dad and mum
|
x
|
4 years
|
Cheviots
|
Dad
|
Summited
Cheviot 847 metres
|
x
|
From
2-7
|
Cheviots
|
Various
|
Humbleton
approx 10 times
|
x
|
5
years old
|
Cheviots
|
Group
|
Windygyle
on Dads 40th birthday with around 15 others 619 metres
|
x
|
6
years old
|
Cheviots
|
Dad
|
Spent
one night on summit of Hedgehope 714 metres. Windy night.
|
camp
|
5
years old
|
Brecon
Beacons
|
Mum
and dad
|
Summit
of PEN y FAN, 886 metres good weather, and sun.
|
x
|
5
years
|
Cheviots
|
Dad
|
Summit
of Yeavering Bell, in snowy conditions 361 metres
|
x
|
6
years old
|
Atlas
Mountains
|
Family
|
Trekking
on mule in Moroccan Atlas, highest point on route 2600 metres pass. 17 miles
in total.
|
|
7
years old
|
Cheviots
|
Dad
|
Hartheugh
hill, in snowy, but bright conditions
326 metres
|
x
|
|
|
|
|
x
|
Saturday 5 January 2013
A happy new year from me.
Just to wish you all a good new year. And to show you I have been busy these holidays with lots of little adventures with my Dad and friends.
Sunday 23 December 2012
Saturday 24 November 2012
Den building with dad
Sunday 18 November 2012
Sunrise and Horlics
I had a nice time at henhole today. We got up early to watch the sun come up. And we had a cup of cocoa. We didn't get to go in refuge hut because there was people sleeping for a night. It was really frosty.
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