The Best Man at the Best Job – Kev Reynolds (1943-2021)
A tribute to Kev Reynolds by OWPG Vice-President, Roly Smith Anyone lucky enough to have attended one of Kev Reynolds’ legendary lectures will recall how he often described himself as …
A tribute to Kev Reynolds by OWPG Vice-President, Roly Smith Anyone lucky enough to have attended one of Kev Reynolds’ legendary lectures will recall how he often described himself as …
It is with great sadness that we report that Kev Reynolds, prolific Cicerone author and 2014 recipient of the OWPG Lifetime Achievement award, died on Friday December 10 2022. A …
Inside this issue of Outdoor Focus Roly Smith reviews the latest outdoor publications; Kev Reynolds receives a phone call; Chris Scaife tries not to take online trolling too personally; and …
Inside this issue of Outdoor Focus Roly Smith reviews the latest outdoor publications, including Hamish MacInnes: The Fox of Glencoe; Peter Gillman is on top of the world when he …
In this issue, OWPG members Tony Howard and Paddy both look optimistically to the future; as does Stan Abbott, who has some news about this year’s Big Weekend, as well …
In this issue of Outdoor Focus Tony Howard pays tribute the ‘Bard of the Yukon’, Robert Service; Paddy Dillon heads to the Scilly Isles and ends up writing a book …
In this issue of Outdoor Focus you can find out what happened when Peter Gillman revisited an Alpine route to write a book; read John Cleare’s tribute to Hamish MacInnes; catch up on regular features such as Wordsmith by …
By Stan Abbott – Big Weekend Organiser
Should we dare to gaze, collectively, towards the promised sunlit uplands of a post-COVID world, we can now look forward to next year’s Big Weekend, which is scheduled for the weekend of Friday October 8, 2021, to Monday October 11.
...The OWPG Awards for Excellence were announced on Nov 7 2020. Normally this would have been part of our Big Weekend – the annual members gathering which moves location each …
In this issue of Outdoor Focus we meet the latest OWPG members, Paddy Dillon walks the South West Coast Path, Tony Howard questions the trend for countryside plaques, and Roly …