Sounds weird doesn’t it?…Why go on a ski holiday if you aren’t skiing? Well there are plenty of scenarios; You are going to a ski resort with friends but can’t ski as you are injured, you may be going with family of all different ages and decide to not ski to stay with other family… Continue reading My top ten things to do on a ski holiday for non-skiers
OK so this will of course change according to how I am feeling, where I am, what mood I am in, the situation – whether I am on the tube on the way to work or on holiday and I will inevitably read new, better books, but here is my list of my top ten… Continue reading My top ten favourite books to date
Have you ever been to a festival? I hadn’t been to one either until recently, so 2017, it was decided, would be the year that we lost our festival virginity. After work on Friday 4th August, the hubby and I packed our car full of every item of camping equipment we owned and the kitchen… Continue reading Hippies, acrobats and the spoons
I have to admit, I’m not the best cook, although I am working on it. I tend to like to experiment, but my concoctions are not always palatable for others to eat, and being a pescetarian, my opinions of how meat should be cooked are not always the general opinion, so I have a few… Continue reading My top ten easy main courses to make for friends
I have lived in Bromsgrove for just over three years and one thing I love about the Worcestershire area is the proximity of a number of hilly areas. We are moving further into the West Midlands soon and I fully intend on making the most of my local hills. Here are my favourites and why.… Continue reading My favourite hills local to Bromsgrove
I love a coffee and a cake. That is one of the main reason I started this blog. I have always had a fairly busy life, working long hours during the week, trying to fill up every weekday evening as much as possible and making the most of every single minute at the weekend. For… Continue reading The simplicity of coffee and a cake
My first experience of Lichfield was with my friend Olivia that I went travelling with years ago and her inspiring Mother who has sadly since passed away. They lived in Alrewas, a pretty village a few miles away from Lichfield and took me to see the cathedral and the surrounding buildings on cathedral close and… Continue reading How to spend a day in Lichfield
Drakelow tunnels military bunker
Bath is one of those places that always makes me feel like I am on holiday. I love the pace of life here, I love the people, the buildings, the cafes and food establishments, the rugby club and the history. Whenever I come here, I try to do something new. I went here with some… Continue reading How to spend a day in Bath
Gloucester Quays Great Witcombe Roman Villa Gloucester Cathedral – resting place of King Edward II. Eastgate viewing chamber, Roman ruins
CAFE CULTURE AND CARDIO 