Sophie turned six at the end of the half term holiday. She’d been anticipating the big day for weeks and weeks, counting down for days until it finally dawned! Because it was the school holidays, Matt and I booked a … Continue reading
Sophie turns 6
Author Archives: Pamela Agar
The Summer of 2018 in photos
I’ve had this post in draft for ages as I’ve been editing and sorting photographs for weeks. I focused so many blog posts talking about our big summer trips, I didn’t post all the smaller things we got up to. … Continue reading
Climbing our first Corbett – Ben y Vrackie
I’m currently sitting in a beautiful house in rural Scotland overlooking sheep, hills and woodland – the perfect remedy to crazy London living. It’s a bit early to get outside, so I’m sorting out photographs from my last trip up … Continue reading
A creative walk at Jupiter Artland
Determined to make the most of a summer holiday free from work, I squeezed in one final trip after our European adventure. After a couple of days to catch up on laundry, I whisked the kids up to Edinburgh for … Continue reading
Exploring Paris with kids [European Roadtrip 2018]
You made it to the final blog post of our European roadtrip! After our adventures in Annecy, we had been planning to spend our final couple of nights in the vineyards of Burgandy and Champagne, but we changed our mind … Continue reading
An active family break in Annecy [European Roadtrip 2018]
For the final week of our European roadtrip, we headed back to France and down to Lake Annecy. I’ve wanted to visit there for years, admiring the scenery on Le Tour de France coverage! And it really was as beautiful … Continue reading
A long weekend in Zurich [European Roadtrip 2018]
After six nights under canvas, we were looking forward to our long weekend in Zurich – but not just because of the prospect of three nights in a proper bed in a building with walls and doors! We were excited … Continue reading
The Black Forest with kids [European Roadtrip 2018]
The next stop on our European roadtrip was the Black Forest in south-west Germany. Matt had often talked warmly of a camping trip there from his youth. But on consulting his dad to find out more about their trip, he … Continue reading
An adventure under canvas [European Roadtrip 2018]
After a June and July of long working hours and the craziness that is the end of the school year, we were all very much in need of a break during August. In an enormous stroke of luck, the contract … Continue reading
My boy is eight
So, my little baby has just turned eight! I am still struggling to come to terms with it. I don’t feel old enough to have an 8-year-old! But he’s delighted about it, so I just need to embrace it and … Continue reading
Shoreside fun in the Lake District
I shared our family hiking experiences during our Lake District trip in my previous posts (see here and here) – but we also enjoyed some fabulous days at a slightly lower altitude. I loved spending time lakeside with the beautiful … Continue reading
Family hiking in the Lake District: Ambleside and Green Gable
During our week in the Lake District, we managed to spend most of our time out in the hills. I shared our first two walks up Helm Crag and Hallin Fell in my last post – so now it’s time … Continue reading
Family hiking in the Lake District – Helm Crag and Hallin Fell
Back in the May half term holidays, we headed up to the Lake District for a week of outdoor family fun. I’d been quite nervous about booking a Cumbria holiday, worrying that rainy, cold weather would inevitably result in a … Continue reading
Exploring the capital on two wheels with RideLondon
I need to get my blogging mojo back. I’ve missed it! It’s been weeks and weeks since I’ve written, and I have so many blog posts in my head to share. I’ve spent the last 6 weeks focused on a … Continue reading
Coastal adventures [Norfolk 2018]
I’ve just been sorting out all my photographs from a half term break up in the Lake District when I remembered that I hadn’t finished telling you about our Easter trip to Norfolk! I think I need to start a … Continue reading
