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Feature and Copy Writing Services We research and write stories, features, columns and copy for publication in print or online, complete with images if required. We have written for publications such as Wilderness, Cycle, Practical Parenting, The Sunday Times, The Times, Adventure Cyclist, Cumbria Life and The Lady. You can read some samples of our work here. If you would like us to work with or for
you, you can find out more about our
writing services here. We welcome all enquiries so please email
or contact us for more details,
or send us details of your requirement and we will let you know
what we can do. Fees are negotiable according to the nature of the
assignment. |
 Cumbria's Invisible Green |
Lee Ho |
Transports of D'Lite |
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For two long time land-lubbers, the idea of being able to explore the open seas was both exciting and nerve wracking; the prospect of learning to sail with two toddlers on board however was simply terrrifying. Feature by Stuart Wickes published in Wilderness Magazine, February 2006. |
Cumbria may not be wildnerness but it can be wild. If you're looking for a great ride then its extensive network of national, regional and cycle routes makes cycling the natural way to take in its natural beauty. Feature by Stuart Wickes for Cycle Magazine Great Rides series, published January 2007 |
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Kirstie Pelling set out with her family on a 300 mile eco-tour of the county to discover just how green Cumbria really is. But of course no self respecting eco-tourist could possibly travel by car . . . so they did it by bike. Feature by Kirstie Pelling, published in Cumbria Life, April 2006 |
| Adventures
with a laptop |
Six
families in search of adventure |
Kids
go wild in Northland |
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There are hundreds of families around the world
adventuring together. Read profiles of six different families around
the world who adventure together in different ways and for different
reasons. Get a sense of what's possible and why people do it. |
After
cycling 4000km around New Zealand with toddlers, British visitors
Stuart Wickes and Kirstie Pelling know all about magic moments.
Feature by Stuart Wickes and Kirstie Pelling for
Wilderness Magazine, published October 2005. |
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Writing on the road doesn't have to mean internet cafes with sticky
keyboards. Taking your laptop can add a whole new dimension to your
travels as Kirstie Pelling discovered when she found herself travelling
a laptop she thought she didn't want. |