You don’t always have to travel far to see to see beautiful and amazing things. Sometimes it’s the smallest things that can be the most incredible. This post is all about noticing those things as summer makes it’s slow turn into winter.

Although we are approaching warmer and sunnier days, the weather can still be so unpredictable! So here are a dew of my tips to enjoy walking even in a downpour ~

A seasonal photojournal ~ I’ve been exploring close to home this month as I haven’t had much time to go far. Bu there has been some beautiful days and I did manage to get to the coast one morning for a blustery walk

Our first autumn wild camp this year, I love camping in this chillier weather. Getting to snuggle down at night in a cosy sleeping bag and waking up to mist over the hills

A seasonal photojournal ~ sunny meadows of long grasses, dewy mornings and a walk and lunch on my local hills with Brochan and Floss

For Brochan’s birthday we wen’t for a little overnight trip in our van to North Wales, walked mountains and saw a red sunset and golden sunrise

On a very hot summer solstice evening, we walked in the Brecon Beacons as the sun was setting

A seasonal photojournal ~ in June I spent a lot of time on the coast before the summer season came around, these are some of my favourite photos

One misty and rainy day we set off for a slow day of walking in the Cambrian Mountains