
A stroll through a local woodland, in deep time
How can we grasp the seemingly unfathomable scale of deep time? How can we feel its presence? Art historian Francesca Ramsay decided to experiment in her local woodland.
How can we grasp the seemingly unfathomable scale of deep time? How can we feel its presence? Art historian Francesca Ramsay decided to experiment in her local woodland.
Inspired by slow adventure and slow journalism, diaspora journalist Anam Hussain is rewriting violent stereotypes of Pakistan.
Searching for a water-based journey to complete her long-distance triathlon, but unwilling to hoist a kayak past her neighbour's balcony every morning, Annie Voigt stumbled across the emerging world of swimpacking.
Adam Weymouth is best known for his book Kings of the Yukon, in which he paddles the Yukon River charting the social and ecological story of the Chinook salmon. But he is also a long-distance walker with a deep interest in pilgrimage. Here he asks: why is pilgrimage important today?