Puzzlewood, Coleford

WARNING: This next paragraph contains self pity, wallowing and despair which may not be appropriate for all audiences. The past … More

Living life on standby

Adjusting to life after travelling is hard. I spent two and a half years travelling the world and I loved … More

This is the second part to my previous post, which you can read all about here. After a lovely night … More

This is my favourite place to go for a walk in Bristol. A beautifully green hidden gem, this cemetery holds … More

For four weeks the UK has been under lockdown. We have been told to self isolate with the exception of … More

Wowie I haven’t wrote in a while, but then again, I haven’t really been able to go any where in … More

Usually skeletons are 6ft underground with no chance of ever being seen again. So when we visited St Leonards Church, … More

After our stay in Brussels we were on our way to Calais. The next morning we were getting the ferry … More

After leaving Amsterdam we rode to Brussels. It took us about three hours with a couple of stops along the … More

As we’ve got some time off work and having recently bought a Harley Davidson, we decided we’d ride to Amsterdam. … More

I love riding my motorbike through the countryside. Especially when the roads take you to hidden gems like these. I’ve … More

Three words to describe our trip; hilarious, fun and definitely memorable. Since watching the ITV program Benidorm, my curiosity was … More

A very common misconception of the Flame of Liberty, is that it was built in memory of Princess Diana. Whilst … More

The world’s largest museum and Paris’s 2nd most visited tourist attraction (Disney Land at number one), the Louvre museum did … More

One of the first things that comes to mind when thinking of Paris, and France really, is the Eiffel Tower. … More