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Horse trekking through Kyrgyzstan
Having recently returned from my holiday in Kyrgyzstan (mid June 2026), I can say with absolute certainty that it is one of my favourite countries in the world. No words can do justice to how breathtaking the landscape is – with untamed mountains that appear to descend from the heavens, pristine rivers flowing through luscious… Continue reading
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The best Chinese in London
One rainy, autumnal day in London, I was on my way to a Tarot reading at Watkins Bookshop – not that I frequently partake in such things, although I do have a set of tarot cards that have, on occasion, predicted things with astonishing accuracy (which I interpret via my trusted friend, ChatGPT…). Anyway, as… Continue reading
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Dyrham Park – Chatsworth’s little sister
Despite being a Bath local since April, I must confess to a small but significant folly: delaying my first visit to Dyrham Park, a mere twenty-minute drive from the city. No matter the season or the weather, one can’t go wrong with 270-acres of landscaped parkland and Baroque architecture. A house of Baroque Ambition Dyrham… Continue reading
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How to spend the perfect weekend in Devon
Devon has always been on my list of places to visit, and last weekend finally brought the perfect opportunity to go, with the rare promise of sunshine from start to finish. I stayed in the most delightful bed and breakfast in the serene Devon countryside, at Kerswell Farmhouse, hosted by the wonderful Nicola and Graham,… Continue reading
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A weekend in Oxford
Oxford has always been one of my favourite cities. I was absolutely fascinated with it growing up and have had the great privilege of visiting both the city and the university more times than I can count, both for business and pleasure. Even though a trip there no longer feels novel, I still discover new… Continue reading
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Hever Castle – a majestic day out
Tucked away in the serene Kent countryside, Hever Castle is not merely a fairy-tale structure reminiscent of a scene from a Disney film; it is also the cherished childhood home of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s infamous second wife, whose marriage ignited a profound ecclesiastical crisis in England. Henry’s deep infatuation with Anne compelled him to… Continue reading
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Everything you need to know about the Glyndebourne Festival
For opera lovers, Glyndebourne isn’t just a venue—it’s a pilgrimage. It is one of the only places in the world where you can watch world-class productions against the backdrop of rolling hills, all whilst partaking in the quintessentially British tradition of enjoying a lavish picnic during the intermission. It is about as ‘Ever so British’… Continue reading
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Boys Hall – a hidden gem in the heart of Kent
My poor blog has been covered in cobwebs from my neglect – I have recently had a job change, which I’ve been balancing with quite a busy social calendar. Since I last posted, I had an absolutely fantastic time at Ascot enjoying the Royal Enclosure, a delicious Scottish dinner at the Farmers Club in Whitehall,… Continue reading
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How to spend the perfect beach weekend in Rye/Camber Sands
As soon as the weather hits over 23 degrees every Brit has one place on their mind – the beach. Growing up in Australia I was incredibly spoiled, and everyone knows that British beaches accessible from London aren’t great, but when the sand/pebbles are between your toes and the sun is shining – the complaints… Continue reading
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St. John Bread and Wine – the closest thing to a British Bouchon
You know those times that you are so close to somewhere that you end up forgetting to visit it? The same happened to me with St. John’s – I work near Liverpool Street and despite a multitude of recommendations I would always get distracted by the stalls at Spitalfields Market to venture out that far,… Continue reading
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