There’s that old saying that whatever could go wrong, will go wrong. And it is never more accurate a statement than when talking about outdoor activities like camping and hiking. Many things can go wrong, though most of the time
So it looks like ‘staycations’ will remain the big holiday trend throughout the first half of 2021 at least. With the announcement of tight new restrictions on leaving and entering the UK and all so-called travel corridors suspended indefinitely, it’s
I don’t do many posts like this, but after neglecting my blog for much of 2020, I thought that a catch up would be good. I had a nice post all planned out for the beginning of the month, with
It’s a good bet that camping will be an extremely popular travel option later on this year. With so many people having had to put their holidays on hold in 2020, we have actually already heard about campsites selling out
I don’t know about you, but it’s starting to get a bit harder to keep putting on a brave face. Luckily, we can still spend time outdoors, but I miss being able to head off anywhere I want or having
From the off, I want to make it clear that I am in no way affiliated with or connected to Voi . I am purely interested in the concept of e-scooters in Northampton as a resident and commuter. Like many
This summer we managed to get away camping and had a amazing stay at Hickling Campsite. We absolutely love Norfolk and have been a few times now. For us, one of the best things about this laid back county, is
I originally booked a two night trip to Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park Holidays for May half term, but that got postponed for obvious reasons. Luckily we were able to rearrange for the summer holidays, and it made a great
Preparing for your next getaway can be exciting — and a bit overwhelming. But with the right amount of attention to detail, you can plan your trip from start to finish with ease. From choosing your destination and making transportation
The Wye Valley Walk stretches the length of the River Wye providing amazing scenery across England and Wales. It is a 136 mile walk, although you can walk as much or as little of it as you like. If you’ve
