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Colinton Tunnel Mural Project – Edinburgh

Trish Burgess Posted on03/02/202303/02/2023 Colinton tunnel, Edinburgh, street art, things to do in Edinburgh 2 Comments
Colinton tunnel interior

If you’re visiting Edinburgh any time soon, and have exhausted the must-sees of the city centre, then I’d highly recommend venturing further afield to check out the Colinton Tunnel Mural Project. It’s a stunning creation

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Staying at The Old Dairy, Cambridge Country Cottages

Trish Burgess Posted on01/02/202301/02/2023 Cambridge, cottage, luxury accommodation, self-catering Leave a Comment
The Old Dairy, living room and kitchen

2022 was the year we searched the internet for romantic retreats, barn conversions and country cottages. We booked short breaks in beautiful self-catering accommodation on the outskirts of York, the coast near Whitby and the

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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 as

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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. It

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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 Humpty

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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 haul

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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 for

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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 prefer

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