One hour walk on the Seven Sisters cliffs I’m not sure if it’s because I recently turned 30, but I’ve really gotten into the idea of going out for walks since I moved to Brighton. I’ve always loved exploring little towns and new areas, which has generally racked up a pretty decent amount of steps in my pedometer, but I’ve never properly looked for…
A little guide to Clovelly, North Devon The small village of Clovelly was one of the many beautiful places I visited on my trip to North Devon last month and I think it was possibly my favourite of them all (although it’s very difficult to decide!). Clovelly is unlike any other village I’ve ever visited, because it is (and has been since the…
East Dean, East Sussex: A quintessentially British village One of my absolute favourite things to do is discovering new quaint villages I’ve never been to before and then seeking out all their cosy pubs. A few weeks ago I did just that when I visited the beautiful East Dean and its very cosy pub, the Tiger Inn, with my family. A traditional and historic…
The spending money was gifted by Hotels.Com, but all views are my own. I was challenged to explore the area of Covent Garden for one day and put together a little guide for the best places to eat and drink in. So, I spent 12 hours in the area, eating my way through some of Covent Garden’s best vegetarian food and I’ve now…
I visited the picture perfect and incredibly quaint seaside town of Mortehoe in North Devon a few weeks ago and I’m still pretty smitten. We didn’t spend long there (my tour guide was the lovely Lynsey from One More Slice) as I had a train to catch back to Brighton, but we did manage to squeeze in a little walk with the most beautiful…
The foreword… A little guide to the adorable and quaint town of Rye in East Sussex – I’ll be listing the places we ate in, drank in and spent time in. Honestly, it’s not too hard to have an amazing time in Rye as basically every little street you turn to looks like it could be straight out of a postcard. But hopefully…
