Old samples. Off cuts. Factory seconds. Discontinued stock. Until last weekend, we didn’t realise quite so much of it was clogging up our storage area. So on the weekend, we packed our barrow and trotted the 8 footsteps from our office to North Cross Road Market in London’s East Dulwich. Our bright and cheerful prints coupled with the plentiful bargains on offer certainly captured the public interest and before long we were inundated with sample seekers from all walks of life. Here’s pictures of our Trotter-esque adventures. We’ll be back this Friday and Saturday if you missed out.
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Anorak sample sale
Published October 18, 2010 Anorak offers , Anorak product , Outdoor pursuits Leave a CommentTags: Anorak sample sale, North Cross Road Market
Picking in the rain
Published July 6, 2010 Outdoor pursuits , Things we like 1 CommentTags: blueberry picking, creature comforts, ode to the last raspberry
Those of you familiar with our berry inspired poem (see below) from the Anorak catalogue will know just how mad about berry picking we are. Well, it look likes Ez from Creature Comforts is even madder about berry picking, opting to go hunter-gathering for blueberries last Saturday. In torrential rain. One word: RESPECT.
Beside the seaside
Published July 2, 2010 Outdoor pursuits Leave a CommentTags: appuldurcombe, isle of wight, ventnor
Time for some Anorak holiday snaps. Last weekend, Laurie & Matt darted off to sunny Hayling Island to the family caravan. Activities included a BBQ, sea swimming, a spot of badminton and a ferry trip to the Isle of Wight. Here’s the highlights…
Massive picnic table in Bracknell
Published June 14, 2010 Outdoor pursuits , Things we like Leave a CommentLook! It’s Britain’s longest ever picnic table and it’s just been built at Lily Hill Park in Bullbrook, Bracknell. At a whopping 18.4 metres or 60ft long, it sits more than 80 people. Now that’s some picnic.
The RSPB would like to know what sings, chirps, snuffles and barks in your garden. So over the coming days, they’re asking us all to play twitcher and count the visiting wildlife. It’s for their Make Your Nature Count survey which hopes to build a better picture of the wildlife that visits gardens in summer. To take part, simply spend an hour in the garden between 5-13 June and count what you see. Then record the highest number of each species seen at any one time. Best get spotting Anorakers.
Look at this curious collection of bonkers bicycles we spotted on toxel.com. High on novelty value, low on comfort value wethinks…
Ice creams at the ready
Published May 20, 2010 Outdoor pursuits , Things we like Leave a CommentTags: ice creams, may weekend, weather
Good news sun seekers. With thermometers set to reach 27C, the Guardian report it’s going to be the warmest weekend of the year so far. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Now that’s what we call a caravan
Published May 20, 2010 Outdoor pursuits , Things we like Leave a CommentTags: concept caravan, mehrzeller
Squeaky floors. Leaky roofs. Flaky paint. Sound familiar caravanners? If so, Mehrzeller could just be the answer to your comfort craving prayers. Spotted over at toxel.com, it’s a concept caravan that offers users the chance to custom build the van of their dreams on a computer before architects bring it to life. We’ll have a jacuzzi, mini bar and king size bed then please.
Growbags at the ready
Published May 14, 2010 Outdoor pursuits , Things we like Leave a CommentTags: British tomato week
Because next week is officially British Tomato Week! Here’s some tips to get you started. And here’s a nice juicy specimen to get you inspired..!
Get the popcorn out
Published May 13, 2010 Outdoor pursuits , Things we like Leave a CommentTags: Eyjafjallajökull, Volcano
We’ve just learned how to post films to our blog! So, to kick things off, here’s a rather dramatic film of Iceland’s volcano. Enjoy.





























