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Lovejoy meets Downton Abbey in Suffolk

Trish Burgess Posted on14/01/202305/02/2023 Lavenham, places to stay in Suffolk, self-catering, Sudbury, Suffolk Leave a Comment
Belchamp Hall Stables exterior

What’s the connection between the 1980’s TV series, Lovejoy, and the 2022 Downton Abbey movie? The answer is Belchamp Hall, a stylish country estate deep in the Suffolk countryside. The hall itself was used...

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Mum’s Gone To Whitby

Trish Burgess Posted on01/11/2022 Things to do in Whitby, Whitby, Yorkshire 2 Comments
View of Whitby harbour and abbey

It’s only one county away but the drive from South Lincolnshire to the Yorkshire coast isn’t a particularly direct one. We took the scenic route, via the Lincolnshire Wolds and the North York Moors....

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Wolsey Walk in Cawood, Yorkshire

Trish Burgess Posted on25/07/202202/02/2023 Dovecote Barns, Walks in Yorkshire, Wolsey Walk, Yorkshire Leave a Comment
Pub sign of Humpty Dumpty

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall Humpty Dumpty had a great fall All the king’s horses And all the king’s men Couldn’t put Humpty together again. We all know the nursery rhyme of egg-shaped...

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Riverside Walk from Leamington Spa to Warwick

Trish Burgess Posted on16/05/202216/05/2022 easy walk in Warwickshire, Leamington Spa, walking, Warwick Leave a Comment
Riverside Walk, Leamington to Warwick

What makes a good walk? Here’s a list – in no particular order – of a few things that, if they can be added to the usual views, scenery etc, can persuade me to...

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Heading for the hills in Edinburgh

Trish Burgess Posted on18/01/202218/01/2022 Edinburgh, Hills, North Berwick, Scotland Leave a Comment
Craiglockhart Hill

Have you ever tried ‘munro-bagging’? The idea is to climb one or all of the 282 Scottish mountains over 3000ft high (914m). I can’t say that’s ever been on our agenda. We love walking...

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Come on, Eileen! Finding the weird and wonderful in museums

Trish Burgess Posted on08/01/202218/01/2022 art galleries, Dunrobin Castle, Kelvingrove art gallery, museums, Scotland Leave a Comment
Kelvingrove Art Museum and Gallery

Who doesn’t love a museum which is a little bit weird and wonderful? Not for me a boring traipse around some dry old exhibits, usually accompanied by long-winded information on signage boards. I much...

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Trekking with Nidderdale Llamas

Trish Burgess Posted on14/09/2021 Llamas, Nidderdale Llamas, Things to do in North Yorkshire, Yorkshire 2 Comments
Paired up with Barney and Trevor at Nidderdale Llamas

“Stop that, Barney!” says the patient llama-handler, as the frisky creature continues to make mischief by knocking the top off a metal post with his head. We’re standing in a barn in the North...

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Inntravel walking holiday: Alnwick and the Northumberland Coast

Trish Burgess Posted on16/08/202102/02/2023 Alnwick, Bamburgh, Coastal walking, Craster, Dunstanburgh, Inntravel, Northumberland, Walking holiday, Walking Northumberland coast Leave a Comment
Bamburgh Castle

The green cover of the book was instantly recognisable. A Kingdom by the Sea, written in 1967 by a London Journalist, Betty James, might have gone unnoticed by other visitors to Barter Books in...

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