Monthly Archives: January 2023

If there’s one thing that the UK is famous for, it’s the sheer amount and availability of stunning rural landscapes. Even when you are in our biggest cities you are never too far away from somewhere more pastoral or wild and the country is dotted with incredible national parks and areas of outstanding natural beauty.

Despite the relatively small size of the UK you might be surprised that there’s a considerable amount of undeveloped and pastorally managed land to explore. We as a nation have a long and much celebrated tradition of making the most of these landscapes and something for everyone to enjoy.

From hiking and shooting, to fell walking and mountain climbing, there are many different activities which thousands of people take part in every year, with some even coming from overseas to experience what our lands have to offer.

Whether you are looking for something thrilling and active or prefer a more relaxed pace, make 2023 the year you spend more time outdoors in the countryside.

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Did you know that your dog has a superpower? Those noses aren’t just adorable, they also completely shape how your dog sees and interacts with the world. A dog’s sense of smell is estimated to be between 10,000 and 100,000 times more powerful and accurate than our own because having a sensitive snout was key to their survival prior to their domestication.

Not only do they have many more olfactory receptors than we do, the part of their brain dedicated to analysing scents is also roughly 40 times bigger than ours. This means that every time a dog takes a deep breath in, they can perceive and make sense of a rich tapestry of smells that we are completely oblivious to.

As you can imagine, having such a keen sense of smell means that dogs are naturally led by their noses and many love nothing more than getting their noses to the ground to find out who has been through the area and when. Dogs need an appropriate amount of exercise for their breed and age, but they also thrive when given a good

Whistles are a deceptively simple invention that can be used in a huge range of situations and scenarios. From whistles used by train conductors, to those blown by referees and coaches on the pitch, to safety and survival whistles, these small pieces of equipment are remarkably diverse and useful.

More effective than the human voice, especially in loud conditions and over long distances, whistles have found extensive use among people who spend a lot of time in the great outdoors. Their use as a safety and survival tool is considered essential by many, and they have saved plenty of lives over the years.

If you are in the market for a safety or survival whistle you need to make sure you choose the right one for your needs. Some whistles are poorly made and can be unreliable which can be deadly in an emergency situation so you should always go for a quality whistle that will not let you down.

Our whistles are known worldwide for their build quality and attention to detail and we know that

While we are huge fans of all kinds of sports, the footy really does have a special place in our hearts and that’s why the FIFA World Cup is an event we look forward to with keen interest. Of course we like to support our national team, but it is also excellent to see other nations put their best foot forward and show the world what they are made of.

It’s not uncommon for the FIFA president to make a comment on the quality of the competition, and this year was no different. FIFA president Gianni Infantino predicted that 2022 would be the best competition ever, and while this is a bold claim it turns out he wasn’t mistaken despite the controversies that plagued the tournament from the offset.

Despite this, the performances we were treated to throughout the competition were stellar and made the World Cup of 2022 a real treat for football fans and sports lovers all over the globe. There was plenty to keep us all on our toes, from some shocks in the group stages to unexpected results in the