Jacqueline Lambert @WorldWideWalkies

From Caravan to Overland Truck: Jacqueline Lambert’s Off Grid Journey

Two adjecent photos of adventure traveller and author Jacqueline Lambert with husband Mark and four dogs: the first with their Caravan, Kismet, the second with The Beast their overland truck

12-volt electrical systems are at the very heart of any recreational vehicle – and it pays to understand them. To this end, I subscribe to 12-Volt Planet’s very useful and informative email newsletter, which pops informative articles, product reviews, and special offers into my inbox. They also have an excellent YouTube channel, 12 Volt PlanetContinue reading “From Caravan to Overland Truck: Jacqueline Lambert’s Off Grid Journey”

The First Online Self Pubfest 25th January 2026 – FREE to Attend: Featuring Adventure Travel Author Jacqueline Lambert on Non Fiction Author Panel

Banner for Self Pub Fest, 25th January 2026 with dates and details which appear in the blog text

The first online ‘Self-Pub Fest’ festival, spotlighting authors in various genres (see below), will be held on Sunday 25th January 2026 between 10am and 6pm UK time via individual hourly Zoom genre panels with up to six authors participating in each panel. I am thrilled to be taking part in the Non Fiction Panel at 3pm UK time with otherContinue reading “The First Online Self Pubfest 25th January 2026 – FREE to Attend: Featuring Adventure Travel Author Jacqueline Lambert on Non Fiction Author Panel”

In Glorious Bastides: Cordes-sur-Ciel

Photograph of Cordes-sur-Ciel on its hilltop

Our second medieval village of the day could not have been more different. If Sévérac felt organic and quietly lived in, Cordes-sur-Ciel was its theatrical opposite. From a distance, it looked magical – a town suspended above the landscape, poised between earth and sky on a rocky ridge 328 ft (100 m) above the CérouContinue reading “In Glorious Bastides: Cordes-sur-Ciel”

Lovely Languedoc, France: Sévérac-le-Château

The castle at Sévérac-le-Château or Sévérac d’Aveyron viewed from the foot of the hill at sunset

In Southern France, history is not confined to individual locations, museums, or monuments; it is embedded throughout the landscape. During the medieval period, Sévérac-le-Château or Sévérac d’Aveyron sat on a geographic, religious, and political fault line. On the edge of a region with a fiercely singular identity, it was caught between the Mediterranean world ofContinue reading “Lovely Languedoc, France: Sévérac-le-Château”