Motorbikes, dogs and a lot of traveling.
For over two decades the Classic Bike Show has attracted motorbike enthusiasts from various corners of the globe. It enables them to get up close and personal with bikes, bikers and other like minded people amongst the biking community. Attracting over 30,000 visitors per show, it remains the most popular and largest event of its... Continue Reading →
Where is the time going? Already we are half way through September and I barely got a chance to enjoy the Summer! Although Autumn is my favourite time of year, it would of been nice going into it with a little bit of a tan. This week I visited the Gloucester Cathedral with my friend,... Continue Reading →
Luke Jerram’s Moon is currently touring and being displayed all around the world and from the 11th August - 30th August, it was at Bristol Cathedral. My sister and I were lucky enough to see it and it was incredible. The sculpture is a scale model photo-real balloon which is lit from the inside. Surrounded... Continue Reading →
Naked. This past week has been better. I am still down in the dumps about little Meggy, but I've been out more and my bike is almost all fixed so that's helping. So far I have replaced the CDI, rectifier, battery, fuel hoses, fuel switch valve, repaired the dodgey wiring in the front and pretty... Continue Reading →
WARNING: This next paragraph contains self pity, wallowing and despair which may not be appropriate for all audiences. The past couple of weeks have been a bit poop. Firstly, little Miss Megan has passed. I'm so sad and not quite sure what to do with myself. She was a little angel on earth and I'm... Continue Reading →
Umbrellas and a negative covid test at the ready, we joined over 200,000 people at the Goodwood estate, for the Festival of Speed. Amongst those festival goers was none other than Tom Cruise. Of course his day was probably way more luxurious and involved a lot less mud than ours, but I'm still claiming to... Continue Reading →
Last night I toured around Bristol on a ghost walk and it was so much fun. I learned so much about the history of the places I've walked past countless of times, having no idea what secrets lie behind the walls and beneath the floors (add dramatic music here). We learned about filming locations, murders,... Continue Reading →
With my new found freedom I can now go on spontaneous walks to places I've always wanted to go. It's great but I'm still feeling a little off and adjusting. I've joined the gym and the walks are helping but I'm ready to work again already. I've applied for quite a few jobs so hopefully... Continue Reading →
After being hit with another heatwave here in the UK, we decided to make the most of it and go exploring. Here in Bristol, we're pretty lucky that we are surrounded by great places to go for a walk. One of which is Bennet's Patch and White's Paddock, home to some beautiful sculptures and scenery,... Continue Reading →
This is my favourite place to go for a walk in Bristol. A beautifully green hidden gem, this cemetery holds 170,000 of the departed in their final resting place. Most of which has been reclaimed by nature, making this cemetery so incredibly unique. Opened in 1837, the Arnos Vale was created as a spacious garden... Continue Reading →
I love searching for a bargain and finding hidden gems. Ever since I was little, I've always loved a flea market. For those of you who have no idea what I'm talking about, a flea market (also known as a bootsale) is an event in the UK, where people sell their unwanted belongings. As you... Continue Reading →
For the past ten months, I have seen the Malverns from a far every day. The farm I am currently working and living on, is just over ten miles from the Malverns. In the middle of Worcestershire, Herefordshire and a small part of North Gloucestershire, this range of hills has an amazing view that stretches... Continue Reading →
Being from the city, the wild life of Bristol isn't very exciting. It's not that we don't have any, it's just that we don't see much of it. So being in the Australian country (or if you're Aussie, the bush) whenever I found anything, I would have to pick it up and take a photo...... Continue Reading →
Whilst road tripping through the centre of Australia, we stopped for camp at the Devils Marbles. Since I decided I wanted to travel to Australia, I've always wanted to see the Marbles but I was never sure on the logistics of how to do it. I looked into doing a tour or getting a coach... Continue Reading →
One of my favourite places to visit whilst being home has always been Bath. Only a twenty minute drive from Bristol, a last minute plan to visit the Christmas markets was definitely a good one.After being home and getting straight back into work, we were in need of a bit of Christmas. We are currently... Continue Reading →
