It seems somewhat of a rite of passage, when one hits one’s 30s and is planning a holiday, to suddenly crave fresh air, mountain trails, and the promise of a good long hike. My parents…
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Many of my travel plans are guided by where England’s Mens Team are playing their fixtures. Which means I’ll often be jetting off to obscure parts of Europe on the international break, to watch a…
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I’m self-employed and work from home, which often means that by around noon I’m getting fidgety, craving a walk, or just a break from the tedium of staring at a screen. When this happens, I…
View PostI’m self-employed and work from home, which often means that by around noon I’m getting fidgety, craving a walk, or just a break from the tedium of staring at a screen. When this happens, I…
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The best cities, in my humble opinion, at least, are those it is impossible to ever fully know. Where every new corner unearths hidden secrets – a lively restaurant, basement speakeasy bar, or perhaps the…
View PostThe best cities, in my humble opinion, at least, are those it is impossible to ever fully know. Where every new corner unearths hidden secrets – a lively restaurant, basement speakeasy bar, or perhaps the…
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Where to start with Andalucia? Mainland Spain’s southernmost region is also one of its most beautiful, from swathes of idyllic coastland to the rolling hills of the Sierra da las Nieves National Park. It also…
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Nestled in the uppermost Eastern corner of mainland USA, Seattle, is simultaneously a thoroughly American city and an experience uniquely it’s own. Despite being so large, there is a certain, almost small town, charm about…
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Hello! Welcome to my little piece of the web. I'm a half Indian London gal, most likely found eating pizza, watching West Bromwich Albion, and snoozing on the Victoria line.
