gofest – a three day, family event held at the Surrey sports park. Pitched to me as a sporting Glastonbury. Given that I love festivals and I love keeping active it sounded great. In fact a friend even suggested it sounded like they had devised the event just for me….they did didn’t they? 😉 Tickets were available for the whole weekend or for single days. … Continue reading gofest Review
I’ve been nominated by the rather lovely Haylee from Aloada Bobbins to take part in this chain post award. Haylee is fairly new to blogging but she does make me laugh, check her out before, by her own admission she disappears in a puff of smoke. I hope she stays! 😊 The rules Link to and thank the person nominating you. Answer questions set by the person who … Continue reading Sisterhood of the World – Blogger award
The weekend found us travelling to Surrey for an event. A spontaneous camping trip hastily arranged. A last minute look at local caches and I was thrilled to see our campsite was surrounded by night caches. Night caches are quite special. Just searching for a regular cache by torchlight this is not. Night caching takes searching for a cache in the dark to a whole … Continue reading Night time adventures in Spooky Wood
In typical British weather fashion, Summer hits hard. All or nothing. I prefer nothing. In the midst of the heat wave I whinge, I whine and I melt. I’m not cut out for Summer. Born a winter baby, in a snowstorm no less. Factor in that I produce red haired offspring, my viking origins clearly mean my blood boils far too easily. In more ways … Continue reading Southwold – Sun, Sea, Sand and Virtuals
Day 30. The end of a wild month and it seemed only fitting to celebrate in a wild way. A wild Cocktail made with my own homemade Elderflower cocktail. Elderflower pinched foraged from the local school and magically transformed into the lush smelling, extra sweet, taste of summer. I could tell you how to make it, but that’s what Google is for. I should share the … Continue reading 30 Days Wild. Day 3o – We’ve reached the end.
Mud and Nettles 