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Richard, Philippa and Tom on the road. And up the mountain. And in the desert. And on the snow.

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Film School

Film School

Tom was excited about getting started this morning. We had breakfast with sunlight punching through the curtains and the tower […]

August 1, 2016 0
To the beach!

To the beach!

We woke to clear blue skies this morning which Coll said was a marked contrast to yesterday morning when the […]

July 30, 2016 0
Abientot Canada…

Abientot Canada…

We started early on Saturday catching the 6am shuttle to the airport which, thanks to jet lag, didn’t really feel […]

July 30, 2016 0
A day in Vancouver

A day in Vancouver

Our plan for spending 36 hours in Vancouver had been helpfully charted by the New York Times in an article […]

July 30, 2016 0
Coast and Mountains – LA and the Rockies

Coast and Mountains – LA and the Rockies

Vancouver airport says a lot about Canada. It is an airy, welcoming space with carved wood and pastel stone. There […]

July 30, 2016 0
On the road. And off it

On the road. And off it

It was all going so well. I was spinning along through the glorious Gloucestershire countryside in a classic sports car. […]

June 8, 2016 0

Namibia Postscript – the essentials

Namibia is perfect for an adventurous driving holiday. There are plenty of companies that will rent you a truck with […]

August 9, 2015 0
Kalahari

Kalahari

It was really nice to lie in the tent for an extra hour and listen to birdsong rather than a […]

August 9, 2015 0
To Windhoek

To Windhoek

I’d sort of hoped this day wouldn’t come. We had such a long holiday planned that, at the start of […]

August 9, 2015 0
Into the volcano

Into the volcano

Yes, it was a long night (for me and P anyway). Tom is clearly blessed with the ability to sleep […]

August 7, 2015 0

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This little guy made my day. #robin #christmas #wildlife #handfeeding
That should do it... #readyforchristmas #tree #decorations #xmas #pinesmell #anysherryleft?
OK here we go. Sherry, check. Mince pie, check. Christmas music shuffling, check. Naff decorations bought from CVS Pharmacy on Christmas Eve 20 years ago after returning from covering a disaster somewhere in Central America, check. Let the decorating commence! #christmas #tree #decorating
The Whiddy Island ferry. It’s a ten minute crossing to this tiny island which is a bright green gem of a place. We pedalled through lanes flickering with montbretia to see the Napoleonic-era forts and a lonely graveyard with the remains of a sixth century church. We skimmed stones and had sandwiches by the sea before chugging back to Bantry. #ireland🇮🇪 #whiddyisland #whiddyislandferry #ferries #cork #isolating #exploring #nature #green #history
Little bits of Ireland. #hiking #countycork #exploring #isolating #hills #mountains #tea #oldfashionedpleasures #solitude #ireland
The Bronze Age stone circle behind our cottage. Apparently they always have two upright entrance stones facing a flat one. They usually line up with a specific celestial event. This one looks like it faces the sunset. Magical. People had left offerings of shells, money and sticks bound with cloth in the middle. #ireland #stonecircle #nature #exploring #green #ancient #mysterious

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