Like everything in my life at the moment (in that it all seems a little bit upside down and back to front right now) – I am starting with our last port of call during our Italia trip – to beautiful Bergamo (school started back again Wednesday, and I finally have time to plough through […]
Sunday Photo – Holy Hoovering Bergamo
Bergamo’s grand duomo is so intricate and beautiful it obviously takes a lot of cleaning. This spot of holy hoovering really made me laugh in a setting so typically silent… The end of the Easter hols is in sight, I might get some time to write again very soon!!
Sunday Photo – Anniversary Reminder – Milan
Not the best quality shot, but a hastily taken one as the guy happened to walk past and look up at the kissing couple on the Art Gallery poster. Made me wonder if it had reminded him of his anniversary or something… Lots of Milan coming up!
Sunday Photo – Easter Tree
Hope you all have a really lovely Easter weekend! Taking a little break this week whilst the kids and I explore Milan. Back very soon. x
An Afternoon in Aldeburgh
In England they say you are never more than 70 miles from the sea – which, if we are speaking in driving terms, means that you are technically never more than an hour from it wherever you are in the country (give or take a traffic jam or two, some incredibly thin and winding English […]
Eleven (Round II)
Slightly later than hoped, but better late than never as they say… A little birthday tribute to my (all of a sudden – how did that happen?) 11 year old. Obviously I can’t really refer to him as Small Boy for much longer, but whilst I can still get away with it)… I could regale […]
Sunday Photo – The Scallop Shell
Inspecting The Scallop at Aldeburgh (a tribute to local Benjamin Britten, by Maggi Hambling) this afternoon. There’s something so lovely about spending time on the beach on a sunny Spring afternoon…
Swiss Railing Bliss with Inntravel
Switzerland is definitely one of those countries that looks exactly as it does in your mind’s eye before you visit, which is quite a rare thing nowadays come to think of it… Vietnam looked nothing like I imagined, Sarajevo looked more like Istanbul than I ever expected, Denmark was much flatter and had more bikes than […]
Sunday Photo – Cambridge Reflections
A post featured on my IG feed this week. I loved how the reflection of Kings College surrounded the girl deep in thought…
Winter Walking – Wicken Fen
Cambridge isn’t exactly known for its hills, something I have found quite strange at times having lived for a long time in a country that has more than its fair share of gradients. It’s not like I haven’t lived anywhere equally pancake flat before however – Denmark in general, I am looking at you… Whilst […]