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How to get a hygge feeling for Christmas
Hygge, pronounced (Hue-gah) is a Danish word originally derived from an Old Norwegian word meaning well-being and protection from the outside elements. Denmark has notoriously cold, long winters. The concept of hygge has been used by Danish people to help mentally combat the brutally dark, relentless winter season and fill their homes with comfort and…
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The best Christmas markets to visit by train from Bristol
There is much to enjoy in Bristol in the run up to Christmas, from the German market in the shopping quarter, to the fun fair in Millenium Square. Personally, I always think it is fun to see what other cities have on offer as well. This month Christmas markets have been taking centre stage in…
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Best things to do in Bristol in Winter 2022/3
Bristol is my hometown and I love it. It is a great destination to visit at any time of year. In winter many tourists come to enjoy Christmas shopping and the regular German Market. Whatever the weather Christmas in Bristol is never dull. I have put together a list of some of my suggestions for…
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Holidays at Legoland Windsor
This post contains affiliate links This year holidays will be different. We have had to swap a planned holiday to Sicily with a trip to Mount Vesuvius for a short self-catering break to Devon. I am sure we will enjoy countryside walks and trips to the local pub but if you have children it can…
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Christmas lunch at Avon Valley Railway Station
This year our French group decided to have Christmas lunch at Bitton railway Station. This railway was part of my childhood. I remember sitting in boring lessons at school and watching trains pass along the line. The Avon valley railway line which was part of the Midland rail network ran from Bristol to Bath and…