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Tag Archives: Summer
The Ice Cream Index of Happiness
It turns out it really is the simple things in life that do the most to uplift you’re feelings, at least if you’re British and it’s summer time. Chocolate and donating to charity give British people the most happiness per … Continue reading
Posted in Life, News, Popular Culture
Tagged food, Happiness, Happy, Ice Cream Index of Happiness, Summer, Surveys, Things that makes us happy
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Since I’ve been gone…
If you’re reading this then you may have noticed that I have got a little behind with my blog posting. I’m hugely sorry about that. Something has been tapping at my window demanding my attention and sadly that thing is … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Britannia, Photography, writing
Tagged Bath, Blogging, Funny, Humor, Life, Photography, Summer, Tours, Travel, Windsor Castle, writing
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Mad dogs and Englishmen
You might not realise it if you live elsewhere but for today at least London is about the hottest city on planet earth, not including Paris and err New Delhi. It’s easy for everyone to scoff at the idea that … Continue reading
It’s always sunny in Norfolk
The more eagle-eyed amongst you may have noticed that my Saturday post is actually a day late. It isn’t due to the summer solstice which is what I would have posted if only I had been able to but simply … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Britannia, Norfolk, Travel, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged beach, county of Norfolk, Goodreads, holiday, Life, outdoors, Summer, vacation, Weather
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Surviving The Scorchio Summer
It’s nearly the middle of July and surprise, surprise it is sunny and hot here. It may be sound unusual to find someone surprised of summery weather but it is a genuine surprise to everyone in London and not necessarily … Continue reading
Bank Holiday Monday(s)
First of all thank-you to everyone who liked my blogs last week when I was away. I’m glad they were appreciated and I really enjoyed following up on the people who ‘liked’ me. Monday is a Bank Holiday in England, … Continue reading
A day out in Cockermouth
Due to the all night storm our plans to go for another day in the mountains was quickly forgotten in place of a visit to the picturesque town of Cockermouth. Cockermouth sits at the meeting point of 3 rivers and … Continue reading
Posted in Cumbria & The Lake District, Travel
Tagged Culture, Cumbria, holidays, Poetry, Summer, Travel
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A seaside jaunt
Thursday was forecast to be a wet day so we decided to take the car in case we had to shelter. Bizarrely for a wet day we decided to go to the coast, happily for us not only did the … Continue reading
A lakeside walk
Following the culture and forests of the last few days yesterday we decided to do a nice steady lakeside walk. We decided to go to Wast Water which is much less touristic than other lakes with no villages, paddle-steamers or … Continue reading
Posted in Cumbria & The Lake District, Life, Travel
Tagged Cumbria, holidays, national trust, outdoors, Summer, Travel, walks
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A trip to the manor
One of the most popular ideas about Britain and England in particular is that it is covered in stately homes. While this is true over 1,000 of these houses have been lost just since WW2. This was due to many … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Culture, history, holiday, outdoors, photos, Summer, Travel
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