The weather on our last full day in Boston was not looking great when we woke up. It was grey and rainy and cold, it was looking a bit like...
Welcome to the Red Sox Nation
Our first full day in Boston was spent mostly on Newbury Street. This section of Boston is a lovely street full of old Brownstone houses, a...
Shipping off to Boston
We left New York just before lunch and hopped on an Amtrak train to Boston. The trip from New York to Boston takes about 4 hours, and if yo...
From Cold Spring to a Brooklyn Engagement
After four days in a big city, Bradley and I were keen to get away from the crowds for a few hours and head up North a wee bit to a tiny to...
Musical Piano's and the 9/11 Memorial
We'd had so much luck with the weather so far in New York, but the weather for our fourth day in the city was forecast for rain and str...
Views across the Big Apple
After another huge breakfast at the hotel, trying to be a bit healthier, with scrambled eggs and toast, rather than doughnut's and waff...
New York State of Mind
We woke up early the next day to a huge American breakfast courtesy of our hotel. We had sugary cereals, eggs, waffles and coffee. Afte...
Autumn in New York
After spending the last couple of years travelling around Europe and the United Kingdom, we have become quite eager recently for a change o...
Parisian Landmarks and the Pere Lachaise
We only had two full days to spend trying to see as much of Paris as possible, so the next day we checked out of our hotel and headed off t...
Walking Tour of Paris
We spent the last long weekend we have until Christmas in Paris. We've been there before, over Christmas in 2010, but it was so cold w...
Weekend in Chelmsford
Last weekend Bradley and I, plus our friend Di, spent two nights visiting our friends Si and Vicki, and their super cute daughter Aaliyah i...
London Visitor's in May
This post was sadly missed at the time it happened, due to visa stress and then an abundance of Croatia posts! But better late than never. ...
Last day in Dubrovnik
After an amazing eight days in Croatia, we woke up early on our last day sad to be leaving. We headed off to the ferry that was going t...
A day at the beach in Lumbarda
We had one full day in Korcula, and we spent it at the beach in nearby Lumbarda. Lumbarda is about 4km out of Korcula town, and famous for ...
Hvar and Korcula: Two Islands in One Day
We spent our last day on Hvar relaxing on sun loungers on the rocks down from our apartment. We enjoyed our first sleep in, and strolled a...
Trialling the new Hvar Hop On Hop Off Bus
Since we spent almost the entire previous day away from Hvar, we decided to spend the next day exploring the other side of the island. ...
Olympics and a Golden Post Box for Chiswick
London has the Olympic fever at the moment, the build up to the Olympics was crazy. The Mayor of London and Transport for London spent mont...
Spending the day on Sveti Klement
We woke up relatively late the day after our arrival in Hvar, I think around 9.00 a.m. Much later than the 6.30 to 7.00 a.m. wake up times ...
The long road from Dubrovnik to Hvar
We woke up extremely early on Tuesday morning to get to the main Bus Station, where we would be getting on a bus to Split, and then a ferry...
A day trip to Mljet National Park
On Monday morning, we got up really early again as we had to get to the Marina to get the 9.00 a.m. ferry to the island of Mljet. Mljet...
The walled city of Dubrovnik
Bradley's visa was approved on Thursday, giving him a further 30 months in the UK. While I don't think we'll stay a further two...
An afternoon in Munich
We decided to spend our last night on our Austria trip in Munich. We were flying out of Munich the next day, and we didn't want to be r...
Exploring the towns on Lake Wolfgangsee
We have spent the last week in Croatia, so haven't had a chance to properly finish our Austrian trip! We are in the process of uploadin...
The picturesque lakeside town of Hallstatt
On Saturday we woke up and discovered that while it was still drizzly, the torrential rain and freezing cold from the day before had go...
Salzburg in the rain
The first weekend in June was the Queen's Jubilee weekend, which meant instead of the normal one day's holiday we get off for the J...
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