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The story of Mary, Queen of Hogs

Trish Burgess Posted on31/05/201807/06/2018 hedgehog rescue 2 Comments

Our sleepy, prickly friend was found curled up in an old plastic bag in our garage at the end of April. We couldn’t understand how it had managed to sneak in and we had...

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If Prince Harry and Meghan had married in Nottinghamshire

Trish Burgess Posted on22/05/201824/05/2018 wedding venues in Nottinghamshire Leave a Comment
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s first royal engagement as a couple was in Nottingham. They currently live at Nottingham Cottage in the grounds of Kensington Palace. So if they had wanted to continue this...

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River cruising revolution with U by Uniworld

Trish Burgess Posted on25/04/201817/07/2018 Cruise, France, river cruise, U by Uniworld 23 Comments
The Ice Bar U by Uniworld

There’s a quiet revolution happening in the river cruising sector. Whereas ocean cruising has attracted a much younger clientele over recent years, river cruising has found it hard to shake off its traditional, genteel...

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International Bomber Command Centre, Lincoln

Trish Burgess Posted on19/04/201830/01/2019 International Bomber Command, Lincolnshire 8 Comments
Ribbon of Remembrance, International Bomber Command Centre

The International Bomber Command Centre in Lincoln was officially opened on Thursday 12 April. We decided it might be a good place to take Dougie’s parents for a day out and planned our visit...

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Choosing King’s Cross as a base for a weekend in London

Trish Burgess Posted on10/04/201819/04/2018 hotel, king's cross, London 25 Comments

London can be overwhelming for visitors. To alleviate the stress of trying to do a lot in a short space of time, we often settle in one area and keep our sightseeing focused. There’s...

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Southwold in Suffolk is a wonderful winter warmer

Trish Burgess Posted on09/03/201830/01/2019 Southwold, Suffolk, things to do in Suffolk 35 Comments
Southwold Pier, Suffolk

I didn’t think our short break to Suffolk could get any better. We’d found excellent self-catering accommodation at Mollett’s Farm; spent an evening at the concert hall in Snape Maltings where I attended a...

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A day trip to Aldeburgh, Suffolk

Trish Burgess Posted on28/02/201830/01/2019 aldeburgh, Suffolk, things to do in Suffolk 25 Comments
Cragg Sisters tearoom

I can’t get enough of Aldeburgh. Every time we have a short break in Suffolk, we make a beeline for this glorious town on the coast. There’s a bit of a ritual involved, a route...

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A beginner’s guide to cross-country skiing

Trish Burgess Posted on08/02/201807/02/2020 cross-country skiing, Finland, Inntravel, Lapland 27 Comments
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The Winter Olympics begins on 9 February 2018 in Pyeongchang and I, for one, will be rooting for our British competitor, Andrew Musgrave, in the cross-country skiing events. Although he now lives in Norway,...

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