A potter around the picturesque fishing village of Cadgwith Cove on the...
Walking along the coastal paths of the Lizard Peninsula, taking in the breathtaking sea views, brings you to the most picturesque fishing village I ever did see, Cadgwith Cove. This stunning cove has...
View ArticleA picturesque walk around the ancient royal town of Somerton
Not far from the towns of Street and Glastonbury, you’ll find the ancient royal town of Wessex, Somerton. Full of stunning 17th and 18th century architecture, such as the Hext Almshouses and Butter...
View ArticleA magical storybook adventure in the Lost Gardens of Heligan
I try not to get overly excited when I hear great things about places to visit, just in case it doesn’t fit in with my idea of magic. Lets face it, a lost garden conjures up images of overgrown hedges,...
View ArticleBoutique shopping at St. Martin’s Square’s unique independents in Leicester
I like to do my Christmas shopping in independent, pretty shops. Places where I can browse at beautiful things, then stop off for a coffee, maybe even a slice of cake before returning to purchase...
View ArticleBig, old trees, babbling brooks and birdsong at Swithland Wood in Newton Linford
Swithland Wood is a magical place, tucked away in the Leicestershire countryside. I discovered it on a wonderful wintery walk recently and I can’t wait to return and see it change with the seasons. I...
View ArticleMagical, higgledy-piggledy book heaven at Scarthin Books in Cromford
Scarthin Books couldn’t be in a more ideal location. It looks out over a pretty duck pond, complete with a handful of benches for those warmer days when you simply cannot wait to sit outside with a...
View ArticleAn early morning stroll along the calm but colourful Hove seafront
This year I decided to have a summer holiday in one of my favourite places, Brighton. I spent a glorious week of adventures there, including one morning on which I let my feet lead the way for a stroll...
View ArticleGlorious vegetables, flowers, fruit and herbs at Chatsworth House gardens
Chatsworth is one of my mum’s favourite places to visit. She goes frequently, simply to stroll around the vast gardens and grounds. Hearing endless good things, I decided I must go and see it for...
View ArticleExploring the working Victorian Foxton Locks near Market Harborough
With family visiting for the weekend and the last of the summer upon us, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to explore Foxton Locks. Built in the 19th century, Foxton locks are not only still fully...
View ArticleExploring the beautiful visual history of Eyam Hall in the Peak District
Having grown up in the Derbyshire hills, I couldn’t believe that I had never set foot in Eyam Hall. So, better late than never, I set off with my fellow adventurer, my mum. The views as we drove...
View ArticlePine forests, sand dunes and miles of golden sand at Holkham Beach
I’ve heard many mentions of Holkham Beach – the last scene of ‘Shakespeare in Love’ was filmed there and it’s won plenty of awards – so I was intrigued to finally see what all the fuss is about for...
View ArticleA potter around the picturesque fishing village of Cadgwith Cove on the...
Walking along the coastal paths of the Lizard Peninsula, taking in the breathtaking sea views, brings you to the most picturesque fishing village I ever did see, Cadgwith Cove. This stunning cove has...
View ArticleA picturesque walk around the ancient royal town of Somerton
Not far from the towns of Street and Glastonbury, you’ll find the ancient royal town of Wessex, Somerton. Full of stunning 17th and 18th century architecture, such as the Hext Almshouses and Butter...
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