Our adventures out and about in the UK, on the farm and further afield.
N isn’t old enough yet to get proper pocket money. It’s obviously different for every child, but we’ll probably do similar to what my mum did and agree that he can get pocket money on the assumption that he’s kept…
Avoncroft Museum is a collection of historic buildings. From farming, to town, homes to workshops. Great for all ages, here’s what we got up to there.
When we were away camping, quite a few of the mums mentioned that they loved the fact that you could do your own thing, and time seemed a lot slower on the campsite, with everything taking longer to do. That…
A trip to the rarely heard about Oxford Bus Museum, which includes a vintage bus ride and chance to climb on buses on display
Enjoying a bug hunt around the garden, perfect easy fun for early years children.
An afternoon of fun at Brailes Country Show including photography competition, children’s activities and what’s in the ring.
Ok, ok, I know there’s been a lot of camping posts recently, but for newbies to camping there’s always lots of questions before making the decision to go. Even once you’ve booked to go, there’s still millions of questions especially…
We visited Rushmere Country Park for a blogger meet, great place for picnics, walks and exploring for kids and adults alike.
While on holiday we visited Lulworth Castle and Lulworth Cove in Dorset, hoping to beat the crowds.
A first bike ride out in the countryside roads for a preschooler.
Nothe Fort not only has wonderful war history and education opportunities, but also amazing views over Weymouth and the south coast.
