The Island of Tears was created from compassion in Minsk.
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Journey to Colombia- Bogota on a Sunday Morning
Sunday morning is one of the best times to explore Bogota.
A Morning in Minsk
Minsk is a fascinating city to explore- even on a cold day
Freedom and Genius- A Guide to the Statues Commemorating Women in London
There are hundreds of statues in London- some more famous than others. But how many do you think are dedicated to women?You can almost count them on the fingers of your hand. It all began when I was sitting in a meeting in Central London which had a park outside. During lunch a colleague and…
The London Mithraeum
There are secrets beneath the streets of London. The Mithraeum is one of London’s newer attractions and is free.
5 Things to Do on a Weekend in Amsterdam
There’s so much to see and do in Amsterdam. Here are my top travel tips.
Liberation Day in Amsterdam
Liberation Day is a special commemoration in Holland. The historic walk can be done at any time through the year
The Canal Tour with a Difference: Amsterdam’s Plastic Fishing
Plastic Fishing in Amsterdam gives an insight into the waste that ends up in the ocean.
Floral Brilliance in the Netherlands
There is nothing like the brilliance of the spring floral displays in the Netherlands to bring joy to the heart.
Returning to the Anne Frank House
The Anne Frank House is a journey back to one of my all time favourite books.
Open Gardens- Probably Britain’s Best Kept Secret
I walk past 15th and 16th century houses in my village every day with their thatched roofs, cob walls, and character windows. One house always has the most wonderful perfumed roses with fragrance drifting over the wall of the back garden. I have always been curious as to what else is in that garden and…
Touring the Tower in Salisbury Cathedral
Climbing Englands tallest cathedral spire is a great way to see the city from a new perspective. But the higher you go the more there is to discover about the building’s past.
Salisbury and Shrouds of the Somme
The Shrouds of the Somme artwork is a poignant display and commemorates the 72396 men who died at the Battle of the Somme who have no known grave.
