Located on the Adriatic Sea, in southern Croatia, lies the medieval walled city of Dubrovnik. Possessing a long history, with it’s huge stone walls dating back to the 10th century, the city has been impeccably preserved to maintain its old-worldly charm. Dubrovnik is now the most visited city in Croatia and attracts tourists from all … Continue reading A weekend in Dubrovnik
Having grown up in Northern Ireland I guess I have taken our island for granted. Always dreaming of exploring further shores and going abroad. As I’ve grown older and wiser I’ve realised you don’t always have to spend an absolute fortune to take a once in a lifetime trip. Especially when there are so many … Continue reading Ireland’s County Clare
Portugal’s hilly, coastal Capital is rapidly increasing in popularity as a must see tourist destination. It was, and still remains, one of the least visited European cities, however with a recent explosion of bloggers and influencers writing it’s praises, Lisbon is expected to have a sell out 2018 season. Rightly so! The city boasts a … Continue reading 3 Days in Lisbon
There are so many wonderful cities in the world to be seen, all with different characteristics and histories that make each one different and incredibly interesting in their own ways. With the potential to tick off multiple cities a year by extending your weekend a day or two, city breaks are a great option if … Continue reading How to make the most of a short city break
Up until now I haven’t been one to venture much farther than the local shopping centre on the lead up to Christmas. However, as the years go on, and the travel bug eats away at me more and more, I couldn’t resist the calling from the stunning pictures of the European Christmas Markets I kept … Continue reading Christmas Markets – Belgium V Belfast
When it comes to Christmas decorations I love all things rustic! I moved out from living with my parents some years ago now. My first Christmas in my new home was a very exciting time for me. I couldn’t wait to hit the shops and begin my own Christmas collection. Rather naively I went out … Continue reading How To Make Nature-Inspired Christmas Decorations
Home to one of the largest ski resorts in North America, attracting approximately 2.1million visitors each year, Whistler has something to offer for just about everybody. Yes that’s right, you don’t have to be an avid skier/snowboarder, or even interested in skiing/snowboarding to have a good time in Whistler. I stayed there for 1week at … Continue reading Winter in Whistler
I want to begin this post by first admitting that, on the long list of places I want to explore, Las Vegas was never somewhere I imagined myself going. It seems to be that people either absolutely must go and they make it happen, or it simply doesn’t get considered. Having shown Las Vegas the … Continue reading Viva Las Vegas
As we creep into autumn and the temperatures drop, pollinators begin to prepare for their winter hibernation by building nectar reserves. Many plants will finish flowering in August, but pollinators such as butterflies, hoverflies, bumblebees and honeybees can be active well into November, and may even emerge on a warm Winter’s day. I have put … Continue reading Late Summer Nectar
I visited these 5 lakes, all within a couple of days of each-other, in mid-September. One day I was hiking off the shores of Lake Louise during the first snowfall of the season wearing my wooly hat and thick gloves………. ……..and the next day I was sunbathing on a rock at Moraine Lake in a … Continue reading Alpine Lakes of Alberta
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