Stonehenge
The truth about why and how Stonehenge was constructed has been lost to the sands of time. Some believe
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Whitby Seaside
Across the beautiful Yorkshire Dales and Moors from Windermere in the West, we came to Whitby on the East coast. Whitby is a popular tourist destination with a notable
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Eagles and Owls at Warwick Castle
Fortress and home since medieval times, Warwick Castle is
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Windermere's Lakeside & Haverthwaite Steam Railway
Lake Windermere is an eleven miles long natural lake in England. Although it’s the largest lake in England, it’s very narrow, making it seem rather like a stretched out claw shape! The bottom tip of the claw feeds the River Leven and in to the Irish Sea. Originally opened in 1869 as a branch line, the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Steam Railway runs
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Ben A’nn - A Mountain In Miniature
It was a light and fresh morning in The Trossachs. Our challenge for the day was to reach the peak of Ben A’an!
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Summer Solstice
