Tag: travelblog
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8 Incredible benefits of having chickens in your backyard
1. Endless supply of fresh eggs Although this may sound like the most obvious point of owning your very own chickens, there are so many benefits of having access to your own home laid organic eggs instead of store bought eggs. You may or may not know that store bought eggs are laid by hens…
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Sunday afternoon
It’s officially half way through summer here in England and I’m trying to make the most of every last ray of sunshine before the darkness begins encroaching earlier and the leaves turn orange and fall again. I’ve recently found a woodland near my village which boasts lush greenery, wild flowers and berries that skirt the…
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How to spend a day in the picturesque town of Knaresborough & where to stay
Knaresborough is found in the heart of the county of North Yorkshire and lies within the borough of the famous spa town, Harrogate. This charming and historic market town is one of the most beautiful destinations in the whole of the United Kingdom. The centre boasts medieval castle ruins that sit above sheer limestone cliffs…
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5 most picturesque towns and villages in England’s Peak District
The Peak District, where narrow roads are dwarfed by the lush mesmeric limestone cliffs and drystone, ancient villages and market towns scattered throughout the United Kingdom’s first National Park. Quaint cottages and their fragrant rose gardens are a common sight amidst streams of water produce the World’s purest spring water. This national park is without…
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The Ultimate Guide To Deià, Mallorca
A nation known for sun soaked beaches and urban paradises, Spain attracts millions of tourists from around the world every year. Recently I made my first ever trip to the Southern European country and decided that I was in the mood for some island hopping. I landed 124 miles east of mainland Spain to the…
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Why I Moved To England.
It’s been almost six months since leaving my home in Australia and touching down on English soil. Already I have found myself being asked time and time again, “Why did you move to England?” Now that I’ve had time to settle into expat life and set up my new home from scratch, I’ve summarised why…
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