The glorious bank holiday weekend weather gave us the perfect excuse to get outside and do one of our favourite things – explore the capital. We’re always on the look out for outdoor adventures in the city, so when a … Continue reading
I’ve just spent a fun hour sorting out all the many photographs we’ve taken over the past couple of weeks. We had a lovely and very busy Easter, despite the rather gloomy and wet weather, and it’ll take me a … Continue reading
With the weather milder than it’s been in days and an unusually clear diary, we made a spur of the moment decision to head out of town for the day. Consulting an excellent local blog of walks near London, we … Continue reading
Having travelled up to Scotland along the east of England, we decided to make the most of our trip and see a tiny bit of the west on the way home. So we broke our journey back to London with … Continue reading
One of my favourite trips during our summer staycation was a family hike at St Abb’s Head. Not only is it a real pleasure to finally be able to take the children on decent walks, but it was a particular … Continue reading
As I said in my last post, Spring is finally here and we’ve been making the most of it. We found ourselves with a completely free Sunday a couple of weeks ago, and having recently taken delivery of a new … Continue reading
The Easter holidays are underway and Spring has finally sprung. I can’t tell you how happy I am when there’s sunshine and warmth. I’ve been flinging open the windows every morning and embracing every day we don’t have to wrap … Continue reading
I’ve seen posters promoting open days at Nunhead Cemetery around here for years, and always wondered if it was worth a visit. So when we found ourselves with a free afternoon on a sunny Sunday last month, we jumped in … Continue reading
After a quiet weekend staying close to home to give the children a chance to get over the extreme tiredness that seemed to hit them at the end of the school term, we decided it was time for a family … Continue reading
Diary of a Herne Hill mum 