🚂 Scottish train travel is faster, cleaner, more organized, and more reliable than most of the world’s train travel. Trains are regular, lines are well-maintained, and trains are modern. In general, ...

Coming up: ayes, naws, pieces, purity, some quick language lessons, a completely different way to say the word ‘yes,’ common mispronunciations, why there’s no ...

Coming up: tiny lanes, massive adventures, underrated road trips, when you will and won’t need a car, some overlooked tips on UK driving, whether or not you need a license, some weird traveling facts, ...

Coming up: tours, treks, safety, security, transport hacks, precautions you probably hadn’t thought about, my independently-traveling female friends, some tips for finding buddies, and why I massively ...

Coming up: hiking, camping, tours, treks, festivals, fun, beaches, waterfalls, some top tips on saving money, free things you didn’t know were free, lots of outdoor adventures, some great museums and ...

Coming up: tents, treks, sheep, snacks, useful maps and resources, life hacks and pro-tips, some of England’s most remote areas, and everything you need to know about hiking St. Cuthbert’s Way. One of ...

… but while I can understand that reputation (for reasons I won’t bother going into here), that reputation is actually inaccurate and unjustified You see: if you know where and what to eat, British ...

Coming up: islands, eeriness, spooky old hospitals, neglected villages, neglected people, 2 nuclear bunkers, long-forgotten mansions, and the people and places of abandoned Scotland (that nobody talks ...