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The forecast hadn’t lied. The sky was blue, blue, blue and the sun was shining. I think I was out of the door and into the car faster than a greyhound out of the traps. contains affiliate links*…
My love affair with ancient Egypt started in the heart of London. Walking around the British Museum, seeing the mummies and monuments, I was fascinated by this strange and exotic culture from long ago – sparking an interest…
London is full of hidden spaces, especially unexpected green areas – gardens in squares, mini wildernesses tucked away and parks even in the heart of Zone 1. But unless you have kids (and perhaps even then), you…
Last time I went to Winchester cathedral, I was accompanied by a 17-month-old toddler, complete with her large buggy and her equally large insistence on testing out the acoustics of those phenomenal arched ceilings. Apart from the mild embarrassment…
It’s not often that my daughter’s knowledge outstrips my own – although I’m sure this will be happening more and more over the years. But a dedicated obsession with Octonauts means my three-year-old can identify a spider…
I’ve had enough experience of the great British seaside to know sunshine is not guaranteed. Especially in January. But I had been hoping for bracing wintery walks along the beach rather than torrential bucketing rain on our trip…
