How on earth is it June already? April was the longest month known to mankind... May barely happened! This blog has't been touched in quite some time. Part of this is obviously pandemic related, but most of this is me just not writing. There is too much to catch up on so I will just … Continue reading June Mornings
If you follow me on Instagram you'll know that I have *finally* booked my driving test in early November. It's safe to say I have a list as long as my arm of things I want to do once I pass and am finally on the road. Whilst most people would expect me to be … Continue reading 10 things I’ll do once I am driving!
I spent my last morning on the Curlew Walking Holiday really making the most of my incredible accommodation. As much as I would have loved to sleep in I didn’t. But I did relax my way through the morning, with some granola, apple juice and coffee. I wrote in the guest book and soaked up … Continue reading Crossing The Finish Line – Day Four of Walking the Norfolk Coast Path
When I rolled out of my cocoon on day two I was fully expecting to be the biggest ball of ache known to mankind. But all was good!! (sometimes I forget that I cycle or walk 6 miles a day, 5 days a week, I am healthier than I think I am) I decided on … Continue reading Miles of Sand and Seashells – Day Two of Walking the Norfolk Coast Path
The morning I started walking the Norfolk Coast Path it was chucking it down. Proper raining cats and dogs. The day before it had been hideous humid sunshine, but that morning - torrential rain. This was a blessing in disguise though as it made my first day on the path a cool, calm walk - … Continue reading 47 Miles of Wide Open Sky- Day One of Walking the Norfolk Coast Path
Everyone searches for the one. I've been searching for the last few years now. I thought I had found the one in Merlin. I met him stuck in a muddy field when I moved back to Norfolk in 2016. I fell in love instantly. Born in 1987 like me, he was a little quirky and … Continue reading Finding The One
I love to walk. I walk a lot in Norfolk, but the thing about Norfolk is it is rather flat. Ok- now that is a lie, I can safely attest that there are hills, but Beeston Bump aside there are no great inclines. I have had the hiking bug for quite some time now, but … Continue reading My First Peak- Hiking Passage Peak on Hamilton Island
Last Friday I saw my first ( and sadly probably only) outdoor theatre of the summer. Shakespeare's As You Like It performed by brilliant company - The Handlebards. The Handlebards started their journey in 2013 and are currently two troupes of cycling actors who carry all of the necessary set, props and costume to perform Shakespeare … Continue reading Shakespeare With The Handlebards
Yesterday I finished work at 1pm and had “nothing to do." The weather was stunning so I decided to walk the 5(ish) miles along the coast from Sheringham to Cromer. It’s something I have been thinking about doing for a while – but as it says above, “travel procrastinator." I should change that to “adventure … Continue reading Sheringham to Cromer on Foot.
Desperately Seeking Something... 