Spooky strolls and tasty treats
The end of October brings the annual Halloween celebrations. Whilst many people think of it as an American holiday – did you know it’s roots are much closer to home?
The end of October brings the annual Halloween celebrations. Whilst many people think of it as an American holiday – did you know it’s roots are much closer to home?
I love walking near the sea. The salty air, the waves crashing on the shoreline, feeling the sea breeze against my face, gazing out into the open ocean
As October dawns, so does the weather. This is the time of year we can expect unsettled and windy weather coming in off the Atlantic
Next week will mark the autumn equinox – it’s the half way point between the longest day of the summer solstice
After what feels like an eternity of long, hot days and warm, muggy nights, I’m looking out of my window at the rain pouring down
Your breath is extraordinary. It’s your life force. Think about – you can go for days without food or drink but barely a minute without taking a breath
Some of the most memorable moments in my life have happened when I’ve been outside in nature, often walking
Whilst the past few weeks may have been too hot for most of us to step outside for too long, spending some time basking in the sunshine has been proven to be beneficial
July means the start of the school summer holidays here in the UK. As a child I can remember the excitement of coming to the end of term
I love taking our family dog out for a walk. Walking with our dog is a very different experience to walking on my own. I always have an eye on what’s ahead
There is something rather wonderful about realising that you do not always have to travel far to feel like you have got away
I love this time of year. The cold of the winter is far behind us and the sun offers us more