It was raining on the gardens (and rain forests) of the Eden Project today. But, of course, it didn’t really matter because the best bits of the Project are inside the huge biomes. Ideal for a wet day, although judging by the packed car park and crush in the ticket hall […]
182/365 Things we learned in Charlestown
It’s impossible to go to any beach and stay dry. It’s impossible to go to a beach and not throw stones. It’s probably best to pick a non-beach picnic spot if you want anything to get eaten. Charlestown is very pretty and photogenic. Eclectic would be a good way to describe the Shipwreck Centre there. […]
181/365 Flapping around in Mevagissey
We missed Mevagissey Feast Week by a day, but it didn’t matter. Mevagissey proved to be a feast for the senses… We tangled with pedestrians and traffic in the narrow streets for a few minutes before retreating to a car park to recover. The overcrowded pedestrian lanes can sometimes be overwhelming but never resort to […]
Andy Andy Andy (oh and Laura). Here’s some other interesting Wimbledon stuff
Wimbledon season has arrived again, and we’ve still got a couple of Brits to cheer on. We go from being utterly disinterested in tennis to being glued to it. And conversation begin “do you remember Pat Cash?”. And “which year … ?”. Well to help you out, Netvouchercodes have produced this information. This is a […]
