This blog is my personal space for documenting the things I’m curious about, the places I explore, and the experiences that shape how I see the world. It began with a strong focus on travel, walking, and events, but over time it has grown into something broader — a home for many of my interests, both out in the world and in thought.
You’ll find posts about travel across the UK and beyond, from cities and historic sites to countryside walks, coastal paths, and long-distance trails. I write about events I attend — festivals, historical re-enactments, air shows, and cultural gatherings — capturing not just what happened, but what made them memorable. There’s also space for museums, architecture, heritage sites, and the quieter moments of exploration that often say the most.
Alongside this, the blog includes writing on culture and hobbies that matter to me, such as music, film and television, PC gaming, collecting (including militaria and vintage toys), and specialist interests like transport, aviation, and living history. These are not reviews in the commercial sense, but reflections shaped by curiosity and enthusiasm.
The Knowledge section sits slightly apart, but still belongs here. It’s where I explore subjects I enjoy learning about — computing, science, history, philosophy, economics, geopolitics, mythology, and the people behind big ideas. These posts aren’t meant to be academic or definitive; they’re a way of thinking things through, making connections, and sharing what I’ve discovered along the way.
Ultimately, this blog isn’t about fitting neatly into a single category. It’s a record of interests, journeys, ideas, and ongoing learning. Whether you arrive here for travel inspiration, cultural notes, niche hobbies, or thoughtful exploration, I hope you’ll find something that sparks your curiosity — or nudges you to explore something new yourself.