Mummy and Me – January 2020 Another year where I try to get out from behind my camera and capture moments with my son. He’s now ten so I have no idea whether he’ll be happy to continue with this project for much longer. Time will tell. Week 1 We started the year with a…Continue reading Mummy and Me – January 2020
Project 366 2020 Week 4 Day 19 – 25 Sunday 19th January – Day 19 The sun shone and we headed to Wiltshire for the day to visit Stourhead for the first time. We fell in love with the place, and all wished we lived nearer. Got another stamp for my son’s NT passport. We…Continue reading Project 366 2020 Week 4
disclosure: this is a paid post Travelling to New Zealand and visa requirements As regular readers of the blog will know, my youngest niece moved to New Zealand a couple of years ago and her adventures have made me realise just how little I know about the country and its diverse landscape. It’s such a…Continue reading Travelling to New Zealand and visa requirements – AD paid post
disclosure: the item mentioned was sent for the purpose of review In 1984 I was sixteen years of age and going through the transition from secondary school to college so I liked the idea of reading The Wild Roses, which is set at that time, and centres on the lives of three friends in their…Continue reading The Wild Roses – AD sent for review
Project 366 2020 Week 3 Day 12-18 – a week of rain, wind and a little sunshine too. Sunday 12th January – Day 12 We had planned to go to the coast but I wasn’t feeling 100% still so we stayed inland and headed to Hanbury Hall. It was our first visit so my son…Continue reading Project 366 2020 Week 3
Last weekend we decided to spend some time in Worcestershire, exploring Hanbury Hall, and getting another stamp for my son’s second National Trust passport. As well as the William and Mary style house, we were looking forward to exploring the formal gardens and the wider parkland. We arrived not long after opening time last…Continue reading Exploring Hanbury Hall
