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Nibble CAFE Hull – A Birthday Brunch To Remember
Gosh! Now that’s what I call a breakfast burger!
I stared, amazed, at the gigantic feast of delights that laid before me, all full of sausage patties, eggs, black pudding, bacon, hash browns and more. This, my friends, is arguably the best thing on the menu at Nibble Cafe Hull.

Best Tip To Save Water In The Garden
Since getting into my gardening for the last three years, I have grown very aware of how precious and valuable water is needed for my garden, especially with the regular heatwaves we've been having (remember the 40 degree weather in 2022?) and we've just had a long...

Hello again
"Hello again!" With the popular Titanic meme in mind saying this in the way 'it's been 84 years...', I have to confess, it's been a while since I last properly posted on this blog. 4 years, in fact. Post-covid, after a period of not being able to travel, I soon found...

Westmorland Dales Trip – A Sneak Preview
text You know when you get one of those trips to remember for the rest of your life?
I certainly count my long glamping weekend with the doodledog and Thomas to the Westmorland Dales – the northern extension of the Yorkshire Dales (and in fact, in Cumbria!) – as a truly brilliant one to look fondly back on.

Review: The Cooling Pillow for the Travels
It's the middle of the night. You can hear the faint whir of the fan trying its utmost hardest to blow recycled warm air on your body, you're uncomfortable with the stickiness of your sweat on top of the sheets and you can feel the compressing of humid heat weigh upon...

Skiing in Italy: everything you need to know about Monte Cervino
You’re going to ski and are in search for a really unforgettable experience? Consider one of the most symbolic European heights — Monte Cervino, also known as Matterhorn, located in the landscapes of both Italy and Switzerland. As someone who likes to find an...

Robin Hood’s Bay Beach at Dusk
'Wow, it's so still and calm!' I exclaimed as I jumped from one rocky outcrop to another on this beach at Robin Hood's Bay. The dusk was settling in; casting a cool blue hue over the rocky beach that laid bare at the lowest tide at this enclave on the North Yorkshire...

Annecy: A trip to the “Venice of the Alps”
Happy June! It's certainly have been a quiet year for travel but not for one for researching your must-visit destinations, which I'm sure has crept up in the last 15 months of restrictions and lockdowns. Because of personal circumstances, I have to look to...

A snow covered February
For those who live in the UK, did you enjoy the snow earlier on this month? After what has been the longest January ever of twiddling thumbs back at home under lockdown, it was a welcome relief to have something different happen at the start of February with...
