A Hungerford Walk Beside The Kennet & Avon Canal
On a cold Sunday in December I had decided I’d had enough of being indoors dodging the rain showers and…
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A Walk Around London’s Christmas Lights
Recently, I spent the evening walking around London to see the Christmas lights. Here’s a photo tour for anyone who…
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Woodland Walking in Calverton – Nottinghamshire
Walking in woodlands, no matter where, or in any kind of weather is always a positive and uplifting experience for…
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Southwold Pier: A Guide to a Suffolk Icon
I must admit, I am a little ashamed I had not really heard of it. I was in East Anglia…
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St Annes Sand Dunes: Joyful Dog Walks and Stunning Views
St Annes Sand Dunes, on the Fylde Coast, Lancashire are great to explore and walk along no matter if with…
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The Roman Saxon Shore Fort of Burgh Castle, Norfolk
Built around AD 300, Burgh Castle is one of the best preserved Roman monuments you can see in Britain today….
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Staunton Harold Estate and the Ferrers Centre – Leicestershire
A stunning location combined with an art centre and majestic looking hall, there’s plenty to see and do here. Staunton…
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A Pilgrimage To Canterbury Cathedral and Canterbury Tales
The Cathedral is an integral part of Canterbury and is a big draw for visitors and locals alike. I have…
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Plas Brondanw – A House That Inspired An Italianate Village
Our most recent family holiday this year was to Wales, to be honest you can’t really go to a better…
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A Short Break In The Cotswolds
Wanting a mini-break, not wanting to go too far and wanting to choose somewhere that I’d not been to previously,…
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Dungeness – The Stunningly Quirky, Unique Headland
We have been to Dungeness a few times with our children on the steam trains but never really got out…
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A Carlops and Peggy’s Pool Walk Beneath The Pentland Hills
The beautiful little village of Carlops is situated beneath the Pentland Hills, Scotland, and is a perfect spot to start…
