I am forever amazed that after 33 years of life I am still inspired and excited by the stretch of coastline I live on in the UK. The Jurassic Coast spans a large piece of the Dorset and Devon Coastline and has some very scenic walks. I have many favourites but the most popular area of… Read More »Durdle Door, Jurassic Coast Walking and Hiking
This is one post in a series of posts I have done about the Jurassic Coast in Dorset. England’s only natural World Heritage Site. As a child I used to love fossil hunting. I used to spend many an afternoon sitting on a beach during the summer holidays watching the world go by and smashing up some… Read More »Fossil Hunting at Kimmeridge Bay
Lovers of art and architecture will find Glasgow rich in wonderful examples of both. The perfect destination for a short culture break, the city is a great place to head at any time of year. Number one on any culture vulture’s must do list is the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. As Scotland’s most visited… Read More »Art and Architecture in Glasgow
Despite the (somewhat unfair) derision that caravanning suffers it remains one of the most popular methods of going on holiday in the UK. The Caravan Club – the UK’s leading association for caravanners – boasts over 1 million members. So, as the 2012 holiday season slowly draws near, here’s our list of the top 5… Read More »Top 5: Caravanning Destinations
In my first post on this travel blog about the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, which is the only natural World Heritage site in England, I showed you the beginning of the coastline at Old Harry Rocks. In this, the second post in the Jurassic Coast series we move slightly along the coast past the wonderful… Read More »Durlston Country Park – The Jurassic Coast Dorset