Project 52 2023 week 43
This week was a lot drier than I expected given the forecast. A week with some fun things, and I’ve started trying to up my steps and eat healthier again (kind of for the latter). Here’s our week 43 for…

This week was a lot drier than I expected given the forecast. A week with some fun things, and I’ve started trying to up my steps and eat healthier again (kind of for the latter). Here’s our week 43 for…

The incoming of autumn means it’s time to get out the jigsaw puzzles. Of course some might do them all year round, but I do tend to do more puzzles in the autumn and winter months. Luckily I’ve had a…

It’s been a wet week with Storm Babet coming in. I’ve got back to doing puzzles again this week, and had have had sports cancellations, so it’s felt a little less frantic than maybe normal (apart from being super busy…

After all my visits to Stowe Gardens National Trust over the years, I’ve still not managed to visit Stowe House which is part of Stowe School. But now I’ve been (at least to one part), to see the Gaia art…

Week 41 of Project 52, the week started with unseasonably warm weather. I don’t think I’ve remembered a birthday so dry and warm. The week ended with quite a bit of rain and turning a lot chillier. Here’s our week….

I’m struggling to get photos. I just take so few nowadays, very different to years ago when I used to do Project 365 and took loads of photos every day. It makes a difference when children are older, and now…

Visiting Rufford Old Hall as a stop off en route through Lancashire with a look around the National Trust house and gardens

A selection of books read and reviewed in September 2023, from chick lit and romance, to thriller, and a discovery novel half set in Spain

This week’s been a funny one weather wise. One minute we’ve had Storm Agnes blowing a gale, the next it’s been quite warm and sunny. It’s been nice to catch up with lots of people though, and the Wimbledon ballot’s…

Visiting Stirling Castle, Scotland, what there is to see and explore during a family visit.

We visited the National Museum of Rural Life of Scotland. With museum, farmhouse and working farm, there’s plenty for families to enjoy