because life's too short
because life's too short
Route 66 was once known as the Mother Road of America, a 1920’s migration route stretching 2,400 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles. 320 miles ran through California and today the best preserved section lies in the Mojave Desert east of Barstow.
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We return to the ‘70’s and learn that coach trips do not run in November.
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The 2018 Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is now on at the Natural History Museum in London:- it is both beautiful and thought provoking.
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Explore the glass floors of Tower Bridge and enjoy a balcony view over London.
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The story of an owl called Athena which was Florence Nightingale’s much loved friend and companion.
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Corsham is an unspoilt Wiltshire town with a history stretching from Saxon times to Poldark. Mingle with its free range peacocks and discover its many delights.
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The Matlock Illuminations with their gaily lit boat parade take place every Autumn in Derbyshire. Dating back to Victorian times, they are a delightful old fashioned family entertainment.
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On the vast chalklands of Salisbury Plain, lies a strange anomaly: an East German village built in the Cold War for army training. An easy 6 mile walk past ancient monuments and over unspoilt grassland will take you there.
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Montrol-Senard and Mortemart are two very attractive historic villages in the Limousin area of central France.
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You may well spot the lovely old town of Uzerche high above the motorway south of Limoges in central France – it is well worth a detour.
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