For us Southerners I think sometimes it’s easy to forget the quaint underrated towns that lie North of the capital, it’s easy to get waylaid flitting between the Cornish coast and the big smoke. I can’t believe that this was my first visit to this medieval city. The dreaded drive wasn’t even as bad as … Continue reading York: A Cultural Adventure
The Definition – Crohn’s Disease: Crohn’s Disease is a condition that causes inflammation of the digestive system. Inflammation is the body’s reaction to injury or irritation, and can cause Ulcers, redness, swelling and pain. It’s actually named after a doctor who suddenly reported a few cases back in 1932. Crohn’s Disease to me – a big fat pain in … Continue reading Travelling With Crohns Disease
We bounced our way north of Kuala Lumpur in what is commonly known as a coach but would have been better described as an oversized space hopper. After 3 hours on this contraption and 30 minutes in a taxi we arrived at Kuala Tembeling. Right on the river it’s described as the gateway to The … Continue reading Malaysian Jungle
When you are next shopping for Birthdays or Christmas, take a step back and just think about whether spending £70 on the latest Hatchimal toy is worth the money when you could get a cheap mini-break somewhere for almost the same price. Let’s face it apart from the initial gratification of a toy they ‘have … Continue reading Why travel is so important for child-development…
“Leaving a positive impact on the environment, but also the people that live there” It’s becoming more and more apparent these days that we all need to be thinking a little bit more when we book a holiday or travel to a new destination. So much of our environmental issues and social-economic problems are in … Continue reading Responsible Travel With Children
Driving down the seemingly endless wide open roads I am reminded just how accessible America is. I was fortunate enough to fly stateside for New Year’s Eve and see in 2019 exploring Florida’s west coast on a mini-road trip. After an 8 hour flight with Virgin Atlantic I was welcomed with 28 degrees and perfect … Continue reading Florida’s West Coast
Set in the stunning country village of Wherwell, The Kingsmill Barn Bed and Breakfast is surrounded by natural beauty and some of the best scenery that Hampshire has to offer. The barn itself is a 16th Century conversion situated right on the River Test – well known for its incredible trout fishing. With Winchester only … Continue reading Kingsmill Barn Bed & Breakfast
As I trundled down the long winding drive that is Waspbourne Farm it was immediately apparent that I was in the middle of nowhere. I hadn’t banked on Wowo campsite being so remote and my phone not even striking up one small bar of signal. The two hour drive to East Sussex from where I live had … Continue reading Wowo Glamping
As I sat on the train into London I couldn’t quite imagine what I would be arriving to. This pop-up yoga evening allows one to have a taste of what the weekend retreats have to offer, and are also a chance for people to re-connect if they have been away on retreats together. To say … Continue reading Adventure-Yogi
Walking into East Street is like stepping onto Orchard Road in Singapore or Khao San Road in Bangkok. A menu composed from all the best street food, sampled across Asia by their talented team. Whether a noodle vendor in Tokyo or a street market in Vietnam you have all the choice as if you were half way … Continue reading East Street – London
