It’s interesting what doors the world of blogging opens. In the years I have been writing this blog I have made many real and online friends, I feel part of a community of like-minded people,
Camaloon – a cool way to transform your travel snaps into fridge magnets.
XS size fridge magnets from Camaloon For all I like travelling, I’ve always been a bit hopeless with regard to souvenirs. As a child I brought home castanets and maracas from Spain and, unintentionally, a
Mum’s Gone To Ickworth
“When God created the human race, he made men, women and Herveys” is an 18th century quote which might or might not have been uttered by Voltaire. Whether that’s true or not, the statement pretty
Luxury Family Holiday at The Ickworth Hotel, Suffollk
Passing through the large gates and along the drive through the vast estate, there was a palpable sense of excitement in the car. We drew up to the imposing honey-coloured building, which we had
Books We Read This Summer
There’s nothing better than settling down to a good book on holiday, lying on a sun-bed, shaded from the sun and nodding off every so often. Dougie is very good at the nodding off bit,
The Dwarf Park…and other places we didn’t get the chance to see in Carinthia, Austria
The Dwarf Park had been on my list of must-see attractions weeks before we went to Austria. I had been surprised to see it listed in the guidebook until I realised it was a rather
Ragga Raggaschlucht
Our ancestors certainly knew a thing or two about adventure and finding ways to make the natural wonders of our world accessible to ordinary people. When we visited Scotland at Easter we climbed up the
Grand Design
There are many times when I wish I could share things with my dad. He passed away over 2 years ago so I wasn’t able to tell him about our trip to Copenhagen, following in