Isle of Woof: Baxter’s top dog friendly tips for a trip to the Isle of Wight

Isle of Woof: Baxter’s top dog friendly tips for a trip to the Isle of Wight

…st places to stay East Afton Farmhouse Baxter: We were so lucky with our accommodation! We got a huge 12 bed house for 8 of us (4 humans and 4 dogs), complete with front and back gardens for us dogs to explore and play, a huge kitchen and a few cosy sofas we were even allowed on! The house was huge and so beautifully decorated I was nervous of my muddy paws messing the places up. Luckily it wasn’t raining while we were there so muddy paws were to…

A local’s guide to Greenwich Market

A local’s guide to Greenwich Market

…ights that I’ve missed on this list? Or, are there any stalls that you’d recommend visiting, for readers looking for a review of Greenwich Market?  If you’ve got any other inside tips that you think we need to add to our list, we’d love to hear them! Get in touch with us in the comments, or through our socials. Other posts you might like Trying the famous tiktok food in Chinatown 8 of the best Christmas markets in the UK Kayaking the Thames at nig…

The best places to visit for culture and history in Andros

The best places to visit for culture and history in Andros

…s the rich gold and ornamental chapel. It is open in daylight hours and is free to visit, though you can leave a donation if you wish. The monks will often offer your coffee and sweets as you admire the views inside and outside the building. The road to get to the monastery is very windy, so I’d take a car over a bus, those steep bends are scary! Tis Grias to Pidima Not only a peaceful and scenic beach, but home to the “Old Woman’s Jump.” One of t…

The 20 best things to do in Basel, Switzerland

The 20 best things to do in Basel, Switzerland

…s a great place to pick up your fresh fruit and veg every week day or just come for a wander, catch the tram and admire the great City Hall. The 500 year building is still where Basel’s local government sit today. 20. Did I mention the chocolate? Sooo chocolate anyone? Honestly do not go to Basel without visiting the chocolate shops and eating all the chocolate! I mean it! I really recommend Basel for a city break especially in the summer when you…

Three short walks around Chatsworth: Waterfalls, Towers and Rivers

Three short walks around Chatsworth: Waterfalls, Towers and Rivers

…house and you won’t go wrong. There is only so far you can walk before you come to the road again near the garden centre so it really is a short walk. Along the river look out for the weir, I always used to swim around here as a kid. You could also stop at the garden centre for a drink at the cafe or mooch around the shop before you head back. If you want to keep going and make it longer you can head back up to the road and cross over the bridge y…

Book Review: The Year of Living Danishly (and win the book)

Book Review: The Year of Living Danishly (and win the book)

…y life then read of ‘The Year of Living Danishly’ and even better enter my competition below to get a free copy! WIN a copy of The Year of Living Danishly To enter simply tell me what you do to live a happier life in the comments below. You can also add extra entries through the rafflecopter links below. a Rafflecopter giveaway Rules and Guidelines This competition is open until midnight on the 30th June, 2015. NOW EXTENDED TO JULY 6th! Entries mu…

My Christmas Shopping rules for a more ethical Christmas

My Christmas Shopping rules for a more ethical Christmas

…u buy from the giants. Exact numbers for the economic benefits are hard to come by, but local retailers are an integral part of any community and often have a more personal stake in the prosperity of the local area. Getting out of the house may take a bit more effort than sitting with my laptop making a few clicks and waiting for your parcels to be delivered. But hopefully, not only will I find more unique presents for my friends and relatives, bu…