Oh hi! It’s been a while, and I’ll explain more later, but for today I want to tell you about a fun spontaneous trip we had a couple weekends ago where we ended up in one of England’s plague villages, Eyam.CONTINUE READING

Ever since I first heard of Malham Cove and the fact that it was only two hours away, I’ve wanted to go. To be fair, we’ve planned it for over a year just as a day trip, yet every day we planned on going the weather was uncooperative and rainy. So seeing that this past Sunday was meant to be sunny and warm, we planned our day to Malham. I’m so glad we did (and wore our good trainers) as the views and landscape were spectacular, and it was indeed a warm sunny day and we even came away with slight sun burns.CONTINUE READING

The grounds at Harewood House are filled with birds and a few farm animals, not to mention a little hidden garden on the other side of the lake. It’s a little like going to a zoo, and they even have penguins! CONTINUE READING

Whenever I don’t blog for a while, I struggle with how to get back into it. Do I apologise and explain why I’ve been away? What if I don’t have any explanation other than, I didn’t feel like it? Is that good enough? Do I just jump back in with all the posts I have in my mind of things to write about? Blogging is weird. So I’ll just say I’ve been busy adulting and doing things and here’s some photos of a pretty great day trip we took to Whitby in July.CONTINUE READING