In my quest for more autumnal adventures (I should have a sort of Autumn Bucket List really) I set my alarm for 5.30am one Saturday in October and drove out to Knole Park, a National Trust property and woodland in Sevenoaks, Kent. My aim was to arrive just before dawn, so that I could catch … More Autumn: The Rut At Knole, Kent
The Maldives are one of the most exclusive and beautiful places to visit, and the perfect location for a spot of snorkelling. Huge waves, whales and storms make the oceans look like invincible and powerful creatures but moments under water like this really bring home how fragile the ecosystems of our oceans are, and how … More World Oceans Day – A Toe In The Indian Ocean
Wednesday 8th June 2016 is World Oceans Day – a day to highlight the importance of the world’s oceans on the planet and the future of the planet. It’s also a chance to celebrate the big and small ways in which our lives are impacted and influenced by the oceans. With that in mind I … More World Oceans Day – Lush
Florida is a popular tourist destination, particularly for those travelling from Europe, as with only an eight or nine hour flight it’s a fairly easy to reach part of the United States. When you hear someone is off to Florida you might instantly think Disney World, Universal Studios, maybe even visiting the Kennedy Space Centre … More Travel: The Florida Everglades
It’s very easy to write about London as being a busy and dreary town where the skies are grey, the rain is cold and constant and the residents are gloomy but when spring arrives a refreshed and cheerful city awakens. We know our limitations as a city. We know the sunshine hours are short, that … More Travel Tuesday: London in Spring
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