At this time of year (New Year’s Eve) talk of resolutions, new year’s ones, are customary. Only trouble is I’m not convinced that traditional style resolutions work. Don’t get me wrong, the end of one year and the start of
Glowing cheeks, warm woollen mittens, silhouette trees and log fires. These are just some of the joys of taking a walking break in the English countryside in winter. Yes winter! It is one of my favourite times of year to
David and I spent last weekend walking with some lovely guests on our Autumn Splendour in the Cotswolds trail. Saturday produced the perfect autumn day, vivid blue skies and the countryside full of bright colours – oranges, reds, various greens
I was sat on a train hurtling towards The Severn Tunnel and an interview over coffee with Fergus Collins, Editor of Countryfile magazine. I love the TV program and the magazine, both remind me of idyllic moments in my childhood.
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A couple of weekends ago, I ventured across the border from Somerset into Wiltshire to explore the chalk downs around
‘There are some heights in Wessex, shaped as if by a kindly hand…’ a quote from Victorian author Thomas Hardy,
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