Cemaes Head & Poppit Sands
Cemaes Head is the highest point on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, and well worth a visit if you’re in the area. Despite this accolade, when we visited it was surprisingly quiet and we had the…
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Strumble Head
When I was trawling Google and Instagram for inspiration ahead of our visit to Pembrokeshire, Strumble Head was the first place I added to my list. With its majestic lighthouse and wild clifftops, I knew…
View PostA Weekend in York with the Mustard Pot
We absolutely love York. This historic city is full to bursting with character, history, green space and so much to do that you could spend years working your way through all that it has to…
View PostCanaston Wood
There was so much that I couldn’t cram into my blog last week about our trip to Pembrokeshire. Deciding what to include and what not to include was hard: everywhere we went (at least nearly…
View PostFour Go Mad in Pembrokeshire
About a year ago, I clicked a link in a marketing email from Holiday Cottages and ended up impulsively booking a week in Pembrokeshire. I didn’t know anything about Pembrokeshire other than the fact it’s…
View PostIngram & East Hill
Ingram is one of the most picturesque villages in the Northumberland national park, and also the start and end location for the Cheviot Goat ultra marathon, which Sam ran in March this year. We drove…
View PostEaster Weekend in the Scottish Borders
Bank holiday weekends are a great opportunity for a quick mini break without using any precious days of annual leave. However, with the boom in the UK staycation industry since the start of the pandemic,…
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