Super happy to be commissioning #travel again. (Pitches welcome; DM me for more info.) Thanks for this Daniel Stables, on the 75th anniversary of Britain's national parks. hyphenonline.com/2024/07/08/its…

As Britain celebrates 75 years of national parks, Daniel Stables goes for a wander in the Peak District and speaks to British Muslim hikers sharing their love of the outdoors with the rest of the community. Read here →hyphenonline.com/2024/07/08/its…

Who else among us whacks in a 'Hope you're well!' while emailing an invoice to a unmanned robot account? Feels rude not to #kindnessisfree

As Britain celebrates 75 years of national parks, Daniel Stables explores the Peak District and hears from Muslim hikers keen to share their love of the outdoors with the rest of the community. hyphenonline.com/2024/07/08/its…

Padley Gorge in the Peak District today. The furthest-inland temperate rainforest in the UK

Never gets old. #alhambra

Looks like the Microsoft outage has frozen Jared. Maybe best not to reboot.

Bristol legends Massive Attack are playing a huge homecoming show this summer which will be the lowest-carbon concert of its size ever. My piece for BBC Travel on the Act 1.5 show on Clifton Downs next month bbc.com/travel/article…

bbc.com/travel/article… Massive Attack have been working to cut their carbon emissions for years. This summer they're staging a huge homecoming show in Bristol which will be the lowest-carbon concert of its size ever.

Just minding my business, researching the cuisine of the Ardennes

Seventy-five years after Britain passed the national parks act, a new generation is discovering the joys of touching grass. #NationalMountainClimbingDay ✍🏻Daniel Stables 📸Phil Sproson | Peak District National Park hyphenonline.com/2024/07/08/its…

It was a pleasure exploring new (to me) corners of my beloved Peak District for this Hyphen article.

Great to contribute to my first ever National Geographic Traveller (UK) cover story, with two pieces on hiking in Cappadocia and the whirling dervishes of Konya.

“Life itself, which was seen elsewhere in Europe as a kind of probationary preparation for death, was interpreted [by the Moors] as something glorious in itself, to be ennobled by learning and enlivened by every kind of pleasure.” – Jan Morris, 'Spain'

Do we have any non-fiction writers groups in #Manchester?

Massive Attack's homecoming show in Bristol this weekend was not just an awesome musical spectacle – it was also groundbreaking, the most sustainable concert of its size ever. I wrote recently about how the band are hoping to revolutionise live music: bbc.com/travel/article…

brat summer is over. now it's time for pannage autumn, the ancient medieval custom of releasing your pigs in the woods so they can eat the chestnuts and acorns that fall to the forest floor.

Delighted to have been shortlisted for Consumer Writer of the Year at Travel Media Awards among such fantastic writers. Congratulations to everyone nominated across all categories.

🎉 Huge congratulations to our talented authors Mary Novakovich and Daniel Stables, both finalists at the prestigious Travel Media Awards.🎉 🏆 Best of luck to both as they head to the awards at The Four Seasons Hotel Park Lane, London, on 28 October! 👏🎉 Travel Media Awards