Category:Travel
London to Paris on Eurostar
It was time to head from London to Paris via the Eurostar through the Channel. We had a transfer arranged already thanks to our...
Stonehenge & Bath
Back to Victoria Coach Station again for our rescheduled tour to Stonehenge and Bath. Breakfast at the station Following the fiasco of missing the...
Tower of London
It didn’t always go to plan On our third day in London, we were due to do a Stonehenge and Bath tour. All five...
Canterbury & Leeds Castle
Day 3 in London and we were taking a bus tour to Canterbury and Leeds Castle. As the tour didn’t leave till 8.30...
Westminster Abbey & High Tea
On our first full day in London, we went to Westminster Abbey, then the London Eye, followed by Mad Hatter High Tea at the...
Tromso to London
After having only grey skies, alternating showers, and heavy rain for four days, we woke to blue skies and sunshine. On the day we...
Norway – Clothing planning
Visiting Norway in autumn, with plans to travel to the UK, France and Germany, brought excitement. And significant clothing planning and packing dilemma are...
Tromso and the northern lights
One big bucket list item was Tromso and the northern lights. Tromsø is 350 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle and is the largest...
Hidden Costs of Holidays
About 12 months ago, a group of us (all amateur photographers) signed on to do a 3-week trip covering Tromso, London, and Paris. The...
The Western District
A few weeks ago, we headed off to Mortlake in the western district, for a weekend away. Its only 235kms from Melbourne on the...
A Visit To Wilsons Promontory
Wilsons Promontory National Park, or ‘The Prom’, as it’s affectionately known, is the southernmost point of mainland Australia. It’s also a top-rated destination. It...
O’Reilly’s & The Stinson
The O’Reilly’s, were in the right place, at the right time, during a few pivotal moments in their lives and Australia’s history, including the loss...