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Sally Outram is an award‑winning freelance journalist, columnist, photographer, and published author with more than two decades of professional experience. Her work spans outdoor writing, heritage storytelling, and visual media, with a strong focus on the landscapes, history, and cultural narratives of Nottinghamshire and the wider British countryside. She produces high‑quality written and photographic content for national and local media, publishers, UK and international PR agencies, the tourism sector, magazines, educational organisations, councils, hospitality businesses, and private clients. Her portfolio also includes work for television and radio, and she is a verified journalist on MuckRack. Sally’s writing blends nature, walking, and cultural heritage, encouraging deeper public engagement with the environment and its historic context. She is currently in her ninth year as the outdoors columnist for the lifestyle magazine MADE, where she covers outdoor activities, walking routes, and regional heritage. Most recently, she authored a new book for Ordnance Survey, SWME Dog Friendly Walks - Yorkshire Dales, further establishing her reputation as a trusted voice in outdoor writing and British landscape interpretation. Sally undertakes much of her fieldwork with Ted, her working Patterjack terrier, who features regularly in her outdoor photography and supports her on-location research across the UK.