A short film I made in partnership with Land Rover and Guardian Masterclasses.
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Thank You
Thank you to the many people who have kindly "bought me a coffee" for just £2.50 as encouragement to keep this blog going. "Yes, I too would like to donate a couple of pounds to this site..!"
A colleague told me he’s a ‘Microadventurer’ today and here I am. Alastair has very cleverly branded the primordial human instinct for exploration as a term which urbanites can relate to and packaged it into an accessible concept which seems to be engendering in us inspiration to act on these instincts. I’m an English language teacher in London and am going to see if my colleague’s got a sleeping bag he could lend me for a Microadventure in the near future.
Hurrah!