Porthcothan Bay came as quite the surprise to me, because I’d never even heard of it until a couple of months ago. Situated on the North Cornwall coast, it falls under the Padstow area, and is around 4 miles away from the famous harbour town.
Continue readingIt’s that time of year again!
No, not that time. That time is still 3 months away (although I have started thinking about it, planning, and even buying gifts and decorations!)
Continue readingMy shrinking life
Well hello! It’s been a while (I think I say that every time I post, they’re so few and far between!) For anyone who may still be reading, I hope life is treating you well; despite all the challenges.
Continue readingCheddar Bridge Touring Park – the prettiest campsite in the UK?
Why do I love campervanning?
If the definition of a holiday is an escape from your everyday life, then campervanning is certainly that. But not in the way you may think…
Continue readingWhen did “being human” become a bad thing?
I’ve been despairing of certain elements of the population for a while – we all know that social media gives the scourge of society a platform to peddle their sub-human beliefs – but lately things seem worse than ever, if that’s possible?
Continue readingLife, lately
Hey! It’s been a while. I can’t believe I used to blog a regularly as I did – sometimes every day! Where did I find the time or things to talk about? I thought a chatty catch up might be a good way to get back into things, and hopefully it won’t be another two months until my next post!
Continue readingCampervanning at Durdle Door Holiday Park
When we bought our campervan, we talked about places we would like to visit, and one that we both agreed on was Durdle Door in Dorset. I remember learning about Durdle Door in my geography lessons over 30 years ago but as I haven’t spent much time holidaying in the UK it’s somewhere I’ve never been to. With Covid putting a stop to overseas travel last year, the UK was our oyster!
Continue readingQuick and easy mini mood boosters
So, the government has announced the roadmap for returning to normality. Obviously that’s a good thing but, when you actually think about it, elements of it still seem a long way off. There’ll be no boozy Easter drinks with friends. Our favourite restaurant won’t open for another 7.5 weeks. Holidays are up in the air.
Continue readingSurviving lockdown 3
In a case of stating the bleedin’ obvious, lockdown 3 is a real drag. Although it’s only officially been in play since early Jan, I have felt locked down since early November.
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