Wondering minds and meandering feet in pursuit of good times, big skies and wild spaces. The Escape Vol. 41 is all for slowing the pace and trailing off… where were we?
1. A Good Book
“An ode to the leisure and languor of the dog days…”
Scribbled in, dog-eared, read and read again. Hailey Moore leafs through her favourite outdoor and adventure books on behalf of The Radavist . Take note.
2. Five Things That Make Us Nostalgic For Travel
“Navigating the world with less precision and less expectation”
Meghan McEwan on things that make us nostalgic for travel before phones and other useless / useful digital distractions. Fronted by a standout piece by Ben Buckland - Trekking Across Switzerland, Guided by Locals’ Hand-Drawn Maps .
3. The House That Martijn Built
A slow burner and all the better for it. Martijn Doolaard’s meditative take on long-form YouTube content is a breath of fresh air. A window into his world of well-worn hats, hard graft and living off the land.
4. Shroom Steak Pitas
From the mind of @nomeatdisco comes a lion’s mane special, doused with a good dollop of chimichurri—Argentina’s take on BBQ sauce. Get a kitchen groove on for the full Sam Jones festival experience, served best with a can o’ hop juice. Room temp.
Getting Our Ducks In A Row
As we thumb through the muddied pages of our Almanac, it falls open to September and thoughts turn to our friends at Four Acre Farm. This month, it’s all about runner ducks.
The Four Acre team have been busy building their home - think Passenger-approved timber-clad cabin with ample space to roam. We think they’ll take to it like du… You get the picture. They’ll be super valuable in creating a more biodiverse area of grassland, eating slugs, and dropping natural fertiliser.
“Late summer brought the arrival of our new farm friends, the Indian Runner Ducks. Not only are they adorable and hilarious, they are a brilliant addition to the eco system of our farm. We can use their manure for compost, put them on slug patrol in the market garden and orchard. Plus they also lay eggs, which we can sell to the local community.”
Nowhere Bound: Under Big Skies
For the slow goers, amblers and autumn appreciators. Ear-warming tunes for outdoorsy folk.
