News RSS
Country Living. 25 of the best.
Ordnance Survey Extra Large Waterproof Picnic Rug "Travel might be off the table for a while but this extra large picnic blanket is one way to explore the UK (or plan your next escape) without leaving home. Created by the Ordnance Survey, it's an extra large picnic blanket that's waterproof, lightweight and easy to pack away in its own little sack. It even has 'button holes' for you to peg it down in the garden." Read the full article here.
Van Life Family go to the Lakes
If you're thinking of going to The Lake District with small kids, then check out this article from Van Life Family. They spent five days in The Lake District, walking and camping with two children and a dog. The article co vers the best walks with children, what to do on rainy days and where to camp.And of course, don't forget your Ordnance Survey Lake District PACMAT Read more here.
OS Peak District PACMAT Review
The perfect compact picnic mat for families What a lovely review from TaveLynn Family. "It perhaps seems a little strange to get so excited about a picnic mat, but in a nutshell…. we love it, love it, LOVE IT!!" Read the full review here. Jenny features a wonderful walk in the Peak District where they put their Ordnance Survey PEAK District PACMAT to the test. Jenny also runs a Facebook page for Peak District kids
Social distanced family camping
Our eldest was asked to go on a camping trip with a friend last weekend, so she took her own little Vango hike tent. It's perfect for strapping onto the bottom of her rucksack, easy to pitch and cosy for one. To add an extension she took a Gabby Malpas PACMAT Poppy This gave space for friends visiting (pictured above) and made a good place to put her stuff to keep it dry while she took the tent down. They had a great time, if not a lot of sleep. Here's a picture at dawn.
Rain and shine
A day trip out in Epping to (socially distance) meet up with some friends and walk the dog away from the crowds and tempting picnics in East London Parks. The weather looked good. We ventured into the forest and chose our spot. No sooner had we sat down, and cracked open the sandwiches, it started to rain. The PACMAT came in as handy rain covers (having forgotten our waterproofs). The shower was heavy, but didn't last long. The PACMATs were laid out to dry and we finished our cheese sandwhiches and have a game of hide and seak in the sunshine....
Tags
- All
- About us
- Alps
- Artists
- Beach
- Bees
- Camping
- Collaborations
- Competition
- Cycling
- Exploring Bannau Brycheiniog
- Exploring Cornwall
- Exploring Dartmoor
- Exploring Epping
- Exploring London
- Exploring Norway
- Exploring Snowdonia
- Exploring the Isle of Skye
- Exploring the Lake District
- Exploring the Peak District
- Exploring the South Downs
- Festival
- Gift ideas
- Giveaway
- Glastonbury
- National Parks
- National Picnic Week
- Nature and Wildlife
- News
- Picnic games
- Picnic ideas
- Pocket Pal
- Press
- Rambles of Claudia and Sophie
- Review
- Skiing
- Stockists
- Swimming
- Tips
- Using your PACMAT
- Walking