But these pictures don’t really do it justice. I’m clearly going to have to read the instructions and work out how to do a panorama. Where is it? Oh. If you drive – cycle, or otherwise propel yourself – over the hill from Kilmacolm to Greenock you get this view. All of a sudden after driving […]
233/365 Kiss and tell, no wonder we’re confused
“He’s been kissing the girls today,” I was told when I collected one of my sons at the end of the day.Fortunately it was Boy Three and the recipient of his affection was apparently enthusiastic in her reciprocation. The four year olds had been playing Sleeping Beauty at the time and everyone thought it was […]
232/365 Loch Lomond from Balloch
231/365 It’s not what you say…
This post could be all about how it’s the tiny differences that make the gigantic differences and how if we all pushed every so slightly harder the world would be an altogether prettier and more wholesome place. But, really. In the previous two days’ posts I’ve allowed myself to wax on a little. At one point […]
230/365 Will it rain today?
What’s the weather going to do today? We ask it all the time, peering to the scudding clouds. Standing in front of the wardrobe, pondering the pullovers. Layers or linen? What does the paper say, the app, the seaweed? Is it worth making dainty sandwiches to scoff with icy lemonade in sunbeams? Or will […]
229/365 Lowther Castle – ghosts of the glories
228/365 drama over the fells
Why there’s never a dull moment on family holidays to Holywell Bay
Enjoying a secluded location in the heart of Cornwall’s Ellenglaze Valley, Parkdean’s Holywell Bay caravan park may be peaceful, but it’s anything but boring! In fact, guests of all ages can enjoy an unforgettable holiday here, thanks to the plethora of great things to do both on and off the park. Just a short […]