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Shouting from the Shed 109

Here are some things I’d like to share with you today:

  • Would you like to win a free bike and some camping gear to go on an adventure or a microadventure? Apply today.
  • My new book, Local, about exploring a single map for a year, is now available to pre-order in the UK. This book marks a big change of direction for me, so I’m really anxious that it does well. I’d be so grateful if you’d take a punt on ordering one.
  • Al Pacino tackles climate change… What are you gonna do? A powerful short film.
  • Old Maps Online. Does what it says on the tin. Great if you’re a sucker for seeing what places used to be like, as I am.
  • Don’t wait for creativity to strike – graft away until you find it. An amazing video snippet from The Beatles in action.
  • Gone For a Hike: A Reading List on Wilderness and Survival
    Five captivating reads on adventures you never want to have.
  • Meet the man who walked 12,000 kilometres across Africa.
  • Leon McCarron shares stories from his incredible journey by boat along the full length of the Tigris river. A series of talks across Scotland.
  • I have another newsletter. It’s called The Working Adventurer.
    Behind the Scenes. Making it Happen. Paying the Bills. Routines and Rituals. The Reality.
    Look past the shiny Instagram photos for a peek behind the scenes of the daily life of a ‘working adventurer’.
    Sign up here
     for a fortnightly story.

Can I help you? 

Let me know if you have a relevant project that my readers would appreciate. Here’s what you guys have been up to recently:

  • ❤️ Thomas and his partner Megan founded The Green Journey – a climate storytelling organisation. They’ve already traveled 15,000+ kms in Europe gathering stories.
  • ❤️ Chris has published a non-fiction narrative called Escape to California: Misadventures in America’s Golden State. Over the course of nearly two years living in California, he explores the history and incredible landscapes of western America.
  • ❤️ Anna’s son is autistic she is passionate about convincing families with children with additional needs to spend time outside. She’s written this article.
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