get outside
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Spring at Savill Garden
After an airport drop off at Heathrow for a friend I wanted to find somewhere to go and explore before I headed home. After some searching I found Savill Garden a part of the Windsor Great Park Estate. It was so lovely to hear the birds singing a morning chorus, the squirrels exploring and numerous pheasants…
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Then v Now
Past times exploring has given me so many special memories, this one seems so apt right now too far for me to reach and hold you my darling husband. The children and I have grand plans for our lives and hold you in every thought. St Michael’s Mount had been on our list for so…
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Explore and enjoy the experience to make unforgettable memories
Love is holding on to the memories only the heart can see. 💙I can remember so much of our road trips, from working out what budget I had to play with to planning what we could do when we got there. I will never change that, making memories so we can remember with laughter when…
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Black Rock Sands
Black Rock Sands in North Wales holds many precious memories for us as a family. You can drive on the beach in your car with all your kit and enjoy a fantastic day at the beach. We are looking forward to visiting this beautiful beach again soon.
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Gibraltar
With a population of just over 34,000, only 29km of roads and just over 2.6 square miles in size Gibraltar is British Over Seas Territory and an excellent place to take a vacation. With the iconic ‘Rock of Gibraltar’, now a Nature Reserve the backdrop of Gibraltar is truly stunning and steeped in history. Standing…
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Half Term Ideas – Muddy Puddle Jumping
February Half Term Ideas – time to get walking and maybe jumping in muddy puddles. It’s cheap it’s fun and the kids won’t forget it. I mean really let them have fun, go prepared take spare clothes a towel and don’t forget your wellies ❤️
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Half Term Ideas – Go for a Walk
Why not explore one of the fabulous walks in Kent, a few lovely ones are: Samphire Hoe created by the Eurotunnel in 1997 is a lovely place to explore with the sea one side and the grassland the other often grazed by animals. With 200 species of plants and more than 200 species of birds…
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Scottish Burns Night
25th January 2022 Burns Night is a celebration of the life of Robert Burns, born in Ayrshire in 1759, Robert Burns is Scotland’s national bard (poet). Auld Lang Syne is perhaps Burns’ most famous work and is one of the most widely sung songs of the English language, with many of us singing Auld Lang…
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Explore Llangollen
LLangollen is a fantastic area to take in the Welsh atmosphere, stunning scenery and the beautiful River Dee You can take a trip on the train, have a picnic by the river, take a walk with nature and look in the many independent shops in the small town.
