Last Christmas we had the pleasure of being invited to a special screening of The Snowman produced by Carrot Productions which can only be described as magical. Therefore, when we were asked along our local theatre to see their brand new show for 2019 featuring one of our favourite duo's Wallace & Gromit, we were… Continue reading Review: Wallace & Gromit Musical Marvels Tour 2019
Tag: Cumbria
The Santa Express at Hayes Garden World
Last year, I published a post all about the Winter Wonderland created at Hayes Garden World, based here in Cumbria. It had been many years since we had visited, and it made such a lasting impression that we vowed to return this year. We decided to go the whole hog this time though and booked… Continue reading The Santa Express at Hayes Garden World
Blog Tour: One Summer Weekend by Juliet Archer
I am extremely excited to share the brand-new novella, One Summer Weekend, with you today. Massive thanks to author Juliet Archer, Choc Lit and of course Rachel’s Random Resources for allowing me to take part in this fabulous blog tour. Synopsis One summer weekend can change everything … Alicia Marlowe’s life as an executive coach… Continue reading Blog Tour: One Summer Weekend by Juliet Archer
Days Out: Aira Force Waterfall Walk, Ullswater
I believe my home county of Cumbria is one of the most beautiful places to live and since the Lake District was awarded UNESCO World Heritage status back in July last year, joining such places as the Taj Mahal and the Grand Canyon, it seems that I’m not the only one who thinks so. Cumbria… Continue reading Days Out: Aira Force Waterfall Walk, Ullswater
Step into Spring With Bright & Beautiful
As the days are getting longer and we have (hopefully) waved goodbye to the dark days of Winter I for one am looking for a touch of brightness in my life. As the name of her company suggests Nikki from Bright and Beautiful can oblige by injecting some of that much needed brightness and colour… Continue reading Step into Spring With Bright & Beautiful
Family Fun at Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery, Carlisle
Carlisle is steeped in history and in the heart of this Border City is where Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery can be found. Sitting directly opposite Carlisle Castle this award-winning visitor attraction is the perfect day out for the whole family. Having been named large visitor attraction of the year by the Cumbria Tourist… Continue reading Family Fun at Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery, Carlisle
Mischief & Mayhem With Peter Rabbit – Movie & Exhibition
For what seems like forever Leo has been reminding me of the release date for the new Peter Rabbit movie – 16th March for anyone who didn’t already know! A fan of the animated series on CBeebies as soon as he saw the trailer for the movie he could talk about nothing else and was… Continue reading Mischief & Mayhem With Peter Rabbit – Movie & Exhibition
Days Out: Rheged Centre, Penrith, Cumbria
Situated just off junction 40 of the M6 you could be forgiven for driving past Rheged thinking it’s merely a petrol station as this fun filled heritage centre is in disguise! With a grass roof it’s modern structure, which is built in a disused quarry, blends beautifully into the surrounding countryside. Rheged boasts a huge… Continue reading Days Out: Rheged Centre, Penrith, Cumbria
Handmade in Cumbria For Ewe
Not originally hailing from Cumbria I feel I’m able appreciate just how lucky I am to now reside in such a beautiful part of the world. Every year sees thousands of visitor’s flock to the County to enjoy all that the Lake District has to offer. For Cumbrian Mum of Three, Eleanor Teasdale, the stunning… Continue reading Handmade in Cumbria For Ewe
Gorgeous handmade hat’s by Rosebea
It’s that time of year again when it’s clear that we have to say goodbye to the summer and stock up on those essentials to see us through the autumn and winter. Living in Cumbria means a warm, snuggly hat is always a must as we head into the colder months and whilst browsing online… Continue reading Gorgeous handmade hat’s by Rosebea
Fraser’s Fun House 