We all know booking flights can be stressful. Getting the right flight can mean the difference between starting your trip off right, or creating a living nightmare that would threaten to put you off flying altogether. Whilst we can't guarantee ourselves a flight with no screaming children in the seat behind, or the person next... Continue Reading →
It gets us all at some point. You land back in your home country, and the reality hits that the amazing trip you'd been planning for weeks is now all over. It really sucks, but the good news is - there are ways you can make yourself feel better, and I'm here to pass on... Continue Reading →
Keeping with the recent cat theme - I can't believe it's taken me so long to write about this little gem that we visited last year on a trip to Prague. It was our last day in the city, and we were looking for somewhere to go before heading to the airport that afternoon. That's... Continue Reading →
I think one of my biggest travelling fears has to be getting sick while away. It's happened to me more than once, and I'm sure we can all agree, even getting something as simple as a common cold can make enjoying a trip a little more difficult. For this reason, I take extra precautions, and... Continue Reading →
We went to Granite Island on a day trip from the city of Adelaide, South Australia. It's a beautiful rocky island, next to Victor Harbor, accessible via a causeway to the mainland. You can cross to the island on foot, or if you'd rather, take the antique tram which is rather uniquely, pulled by a... Continue Reading →
The City of Angels! I didn't expect to see Los Angeles when I did - or, for that matter, how I did - but it was quite an adventure to explore this famous city last year. Los Angeles is the highest populated city in California, and best known for its bustling entertainment industry. Hollywood, Beverly Hills,... Continue Reading →
Sovereign Hill: an open air museum that feels rather like stepping onto the set of Westworld. It exhibits Australia’s exciting goldrush history, and the effect that gold had on the town of Ballarat, where it’s situated. It first opened in 1970 and has since become an iconic attraction for the state of Victoria, attracting around... Continue Reading →
As you may have noticed, there’s been a bit of a gap since I last wrote. I am here to inform you however, that after a little break - I’m back to blogging! The reason for the lack of posts has been a combination of things; a busy travel schedule, personal reasons, Riley and I... Continue Reading →
A Highland Fling 