Entries by Simon Heyes

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Hawksmoor Kimchi Burger – National Burger Day 2016

2016 became the fourth consecutive National Burger Day outing, and this time I took down the infamous Kimchi burger at Hawksmoor Seven Dials in London. Let’s start from the beginning. I’ve been to Hawksmoor Seven Dials a couple of times before – once for my girlfriends birthday a couple of years ago, and once for […]

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A Surfing Weekend In Croyde Bay, Devon

I’ve visited Cornwall every year without fail since I was eleven years old. I’ve explored every nook and cranny Cornwall has to offer, but I’ve not properly explored Devon. So many of my friends have been to Croyde, which is nestled in a bay to the South of Woolacombe and around 30 miles North of […]

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Canyoning & Gorge Scrambling In Coniston

I think of myself as pretty adventurous. Someone who will try anything once. Before June, I’d never been canyoning (also called canyoneering or gorge scrambling). I’ve done a skydive. I’ve been white water rafting. I did rock jumping less than 3 weeks ago in Malawi. Even though it wasn’t on my bucket list, I’ve also […]

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Competition: Win A Pair Of Customised Sungod Sunglasses

I’ve been searching for my ideal pair of sunglasses for a LONG time. I have ones for skiing, I have a nice pair that I use for special occasions (and the rest of the time they sit in their case as I’m scared I’m going to scratch and/or break them), and I have a cheap […]

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Danforth Yachting: A Fantastic Lakeside Lodge On Lake Malawi

Our last night in Malawi was spent at Danforth Yachting, a delightful water sports lodge in Cape McClear, right on the shores of Lake Malawi. After the eco-paradise of Mumbo Island, I didn’t think anywhere else could match the back to nature experience. Danforth Yachting doesn’t try to compete with Mumbo, and rightly so. Danforth […]

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On Safari In Liwonde National Park

As I started writing this post, I began to count how many times I’d been on safari. Twice in South Africa, three times in Zimbabwe, and once in Kenya. I’m very lucky to have been on so many great safaris, but you could forgive me for thinking that I’d seen it all, and that Liwonde […]