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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Handy Barbecue Tips
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Is there anything better than a barbecue in the sun? 
There have been flickers of brilliance in the weather so far this year, and while things still remain somewhat unpredictable, there are more and more people reaching for the barbecue in those hour long stints of sunshine that we do get. After all…we all love a barbecue in the sun!
In this blog, we have some videos to help you out when it comes to outdoor cooking this summer.
Posted in Camping, Cooking Outdoors
Tagged barbecue, barbeque, bbq, choosing a barbecue, cooking outdoors, coolboxes, which charcoal is best, which coolbox
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UK Festival Facts
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Wellies and sun cream at the ready, it’s time to crank up the live music 
Who doesn’t love a good fact? It’s festival season again, and while the summer’s biggest events gear up to welcome musical acts from around the world, we’ve got you covered for facts to get you excited for the upcoming season. For example did you know you can track the origin of the music festival back 3,000 years? Do you know how many pop up tents it’d take to sleep the max capacity of Glastonbury festival if they all paired up? No? Then read on!
Bike Week 2013
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It’s a week long celebration of pedal power 
Bike Week is one week a year where we want the nation to get back on the bike and go cycling. Like previous years there are plenty of events and activities to take part in around the country. Read more
Posted in Cycling, Events
Tagged bike shop, bike week, bike week 2013, cycling, national bike week
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Is your Dad the King of the Outdoors?
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GO Outdoors Exeter Charity Challenge
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Welcome to the first GO Outdoors Exeter Challenge… 
…are you ready to push yourself to the limit, and take on 7 backbreaking challenges in one day? The event takes place on Sunday 7th July 2013 at 07:30am within the Forestry Commission’s Haldon Forest, all in support of Help for Heroes and Mountain Rescue.
Posted in Events, GO Outdoors
Tagged charity event, events in exeter, go outdoors exeter, things to do in exeter
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In tougher times for the wallet, which festival should you spend your cash 
on?
The folks over at Vouchercodes.co.uk have come up with a great infographic that shows which festivals are worth the ever increasing price tags. Where does your favourite festival rank? Take a look at the infographic below to find out:
What do you need to take to a festival?
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The boys from the GO Outdoors show take us through festival basics. 
The boys are back in town, the boys are back in town – Mike and Ollie return with a new episode of the GO Outdoors Show, and this time they spent the weekend at Wychwood festival going through the basics of what a festival camper needs to take with them. They also managed to upgrade someone’s camping set up. Take a look…
How to start running
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Looking for tips on how to start running? We take a look at the basics. 
June 5th marked National Running Day in the U.S which left us feeling a little down, as there isn’t a UK alternative to encourage the nation into their running shoes. Out on the roads and trails, you’ve probably noticed that the Olympics had a pretty big impact on how many people run in this country, but what is the best way to get started?
Posted in Running
Tagged beginners running guide, how to start running, running, running tips
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