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I am a Nature Inspired Creative who is passionate about filmmaking, hiking and producing great content for companies around the world.
Latest from Holly
Attenborough’s Volcanoes
I am no expert on volcanoes in the slightest but I wanted to share some of the most recent eruptions with you which are fascinating.
Analysis of Andrew Skurka’s Yukon Expedition
The aim of this essay is to analyse case study material from an established expedition and evaluate the performance of the expedition in one specific area.
A quick guide to the Isle of Mull in a Van
The Isle of Mull, home to the White Tailed Eagle, the second largest bird of prey in Britain and the second largest of the Inner Hebrides. We took the ferry from Oban to Craignure to see what it had in store for us.
Latest from the Vanlife Blog
Mike and Holly’s Road Trip
This is the main blog that we will share our adventures on so friends and family can be kept up to date with our whereabouts during our year long road trip.
Essentials for van life
We have been in the van a while now, so I wanted to compile a list of our favourite van life essentials and cool things for vans which have made life easier.
Recycled Parts in the Van Conversion
A short blog about the pieces we upcycled in our van conversion.
Latest from the Land Girls Blog
Chesnut and Daphne Book pre-order now available
Pre-order your copy of Chesnut and Daphne coming soon.
‘The Land Girls and Horses of Suffolk’ Documentary
Here I will be sharing information about the production and behind the scenes of my 2021 documentary about the amazing women who worked in the Women’s Land Army during WW2.
Rowley Mile Racecourse Book Launch
My new children’s book ‘Chesnut and Daphne’ is now available after a great day at the Family Jubilee Raceday at the Rowley Mile Racecourse in Newmarket this May.
Latest from the Environment Blog
Camping in the forest
Camping doesn’t have to become a massive expedition. Camping in the forest, wherever you are needn’t take your whole weekend, if it does, great…
How the use of DDT affected the Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus) in Great Britain
How the use of DDT affected the Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus) in Great Britain. The main aim in food production is to achieve the highest yield and create the greatest profit. To do this a control method must be in place to stop pests reducing yield.
A quick guide to Ambleside, Lake District
Here is a quick guide on what to do in Ambleside, where to eat and some great walks from the centre of this market town in the heart of the Lake District National Park.
Latest from the Robens Blog
A hot brew on a mountain side.
So 2022 is looking like a great year for kit innovation and provided the country(ies) stays open, it will be a full year of adventures.
Robens Trace Hammock at the Wilderness Gathering
Just a little note: I pitched this slightly differently than how Robens recommend. See their video here. So in this video I test out the Robens Trace Hammock from the 2022 range, whilst at the Wilderness Gathering, a bushcraft festival in Wiltshire based at the Bush Farm Bison Centre! It is a festival for thoseContinue reading “Robens Trace Hammock at the Wilderness Gathering”
Tent pitch in the Lake District and a walk up Great Gable
I love the Lake District and I haven’t been back to Borrowdale since helping film Best Walks With A View for ITV. The weather was pretty warm and bright so we decided to head up Great Gable. Standing at 899m, it’s not the tallest in the Lakes, however the incline is pretty high as youContinue reading “Tent pitch in the Lake District and a walk up Great Gable”
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