The most bizarre landforms on the planet include blue marble caves in Patagonia, rust-red water spilling over Antarctic ice, striped mountains in China, and thousands of chocolate-colored hills in the Philippines.
Author Archives: Two Scots Abroad
A family sailing from Holy Island to Edinburgh as part of a round-Britain trip had to be rescued after their yacht’s propeller and rudder became tangled off East Lothian.
Walk into an outdoor shop as a new hiker and it can feel as though a gentle afternoon trail requires enough equipment for an expedition. It does not. The right accessories depend on the route, weather, distance, terrain and how far you will be from help. A short, well-marked woodland walk needs a different setup […]
A well-organised carry-on will not make airport queues disappear, but it can stop you digging through a week’s worth of clothes for a passport while everyone behind you quietly loses patience. The aim is not to cram the greatest possible number of items into one bag. It is to keep important belongings secure, make frequently […]
Planning a European trip around a football match, tennis tournament, cycling event or basketball game is a brilliant excuse to see a new city. It also creates a slightly awkward packing problem. You need clothes suitable for the event, but most of the trip will probably involve public transport, sightseeing, restaurants and far more walking […]





