If you haven't heard of BearMade, then read on, as this bag company is shaking up the outdoors accessory scene and doing good at the same time. A winning combination we say! BearMade make bags for the conscious community. Their mission is simple: Get people outdoors, talking about mental health and produce British made bags that don't cost the earth. BearMade has launched a collection of seven bags that support an ethical outdoor lifestyle, with a new collection launching tomorrow in a shade of yellow to bring attention to endangered bees. Love it! Ranging from backpacks to fly fishing p...
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Having recently resurfaced from the Leicestershire countryside, a single statement overheard at last year's festival perfectly summarised my festival experience; ‘The thing about Noisily, is that everybody gets it.’ Aside from the epic sensory exploration that Noisily provided, the synergy amongst festival-goers could be felt in every nook and cranny of Coney Woods. The intimate, 3,500 capacity site was separated into two main parts - the Mind, Body & Soul area and Music Stages, which included a trippy disco ball-lined Treehouse Stage and a Leisure Centre that could rival a set from Peo...
Read more →I first experienced Camp Wildfire last year. It rained non-stop, I was covered in mud, but it didn't deter me from returning for more. This underground festival, which mixes outdoor adventuring with musical revelry, is pretty unique. On this year's menu, there was a whole host of activities to tantalise campers, from beekeeping classes to tie dye workshops. New offerings included zorbing, ice cream-making and natural headdress building. Thanks to an online scheduling system, this year was much more organised. Before I landed in the Kent countryside - just a 30 minute ride from London Victo...
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