travel and short breaks
Why the Brits Consider the Grand National the Super Bowl of Jump Racing
Apr
10
2017
The Grand National is one of the biggest horseracing events in the UK right after the Cheltenham Festival, and it
Posted in Activities Tagged with: Aurora Encore, Grand National Festival, Leeds Canal, Scottish Grand National
Thinking of moving to Spain? A few tips
Jan
23
2017
If you’re thinking of living the ex-pat life out in Spain, you may be wondering how different your life will
Posted in Tips Tagged with: Spain, Spanish National Healthcare, Town Hall, VAT
How to Get Ferries to France on a Budget
May
15
2016
Opting to take a ferry to France is a great way to save money when you’re on a tight budget.
Family Cycling in Normandy – A Match Made in Heaven
May
10
2016
Perhaps the single most important thing to remember when heading for a family cycling trip in Normandy is that the
Posted in Holidays Tagged with: France, Le Pont, Les Iles Chausey, Paris
Family friendly holiday destinations in Europe
Feb
13
2016
Over the past few years prices have been falling across much of Europe, making it a more attractive place than
Posted in Holidays Tagged with: Bob Martin Vetcare, Europe, Monte Sixeri Farm, Portugal
The Natural Beauty of Santorini
Dec
29
2015
Santorini is the jewel in the Agean Sea’s crown – a stunning island with a rugged landscape shaped by a
Posted in Holidays Tagged with: Agean Sea, Nea Kameni, Oia Castle, Red Beach
The Proper Etiquette, Borrowing a Car When Travelling
Dec
02
2015
So your friend or relative has been kind enough to loan you their car if you don’t have one or
Posted in Tips Tagged with: Audi Boot, BMW, Drive Safely
Can I Bring My Pet When Moving to Australia?
Dec
02
2015
So you are planning to make a big move down under, but you are wondering whether or not you can
Posted in Tips Tagged with: Australia, guinea, Japanese Tosa, Sydney
Cosiest Places to Stay in the UK
Nov
21
2015
The nights are drawing in; it’s dark by 4pm and the air’s taken on a bitter chill. It’s time to
Posted in Holidays Tagged with: Lord Moyne, Millgate House, UK, West Yorkshire
Pace Yourself – How to Find Your Cycling Rhythm
Nov
09
2015
One of the most important parts of attempting a long distance charity challenge cycling journey is to pace yourself. If you
Posted in Activities Tagged with: GPS, Heart Rate Pacing, Paris, Start Slow