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
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
As I woke up on the third day, I lay there and didn't dare to move. I was so concerned about how much I had ached the night before and how much I could ache today. As I swung my legs over the edge of the camp bed I braced myself for the inevitable twinge... … Continue reading Seals and Shingle – Day Three of Walking the Norfolk Coast Path
Currently my life revolves around rhododendrons and a stubborn handkerchief tree. So what better way to kick off my 2019 Norfolk and Norwich Festival season by going to see an immersive piece of theatre to do with horticulture. Plants. My life revolves around plants. Although to be honest I cant exactly complain. Wild Longings was … Continue reading Wild Longings – Curious Productions
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
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.
As soon as we started talking about our trip to Las Vegas we all agreed there was no way we were not visiting the Grand Canyon. There were so many tour options out there, ranging through all sorts of prices, with helicopter rides, raft rides, MULE rides and bright pink hummers. After much discussion and … Continue reading Grand Canyon South Rim Tour
Over the last few weeks the weather has been pretty amazing, we keep getting these little blasts of summer. This has been lovely as I am back working at Regents Park Open Air Theatre for the summer, and we need good weather for that! On the first of the hot days I headed straight for … Continue reading The Start of Summer….
Last week I got a Fitbit, and it's sort of changed my lunch breaks for the good! Whilst I am going to do a post on my Fitbit in a month or so when I can really see what I have achieved, I thought I would write a little on the things I have discovered … Continue reading Being a Lunchtime Tourist.
This past weekend was a bank holiday weekend, where people who have normal jobs get three days off. I work in theatre so it would have still been just a Sunday weekend for me, if it wasn't for the fact that we have just gone dark for two weeks pre Elephant Man. So I got … Continue reading Bank Holiday Adventures and a week with Bonsai Socks…
Desperately Seeking Something... 