I am off to the Netherlands on Thursday and one of the most important thing we research before going on a European city break is the best places to eat and any stand out dishes we need to check out.
I’d rather eat with the locals in a poky little authentic cafe than sit in a chain restaurant or something outside of the country.
I have a great little European Food Guide widget to show you, to help you make some foodie decisions
If you follow me on Twitter then you’ll have seen me rambling on about how excited I am about going to the Netherlands with Paul for our 9th wedding anniversary next month.
We are going on the ferry so not only will space be limited in the cabin, we will have to lug our own bags around.
Not one to give up on style for the sake of practicality, I have found some cracking cordless straighteners that are perfect for travel and dare I say it, party season.
There’s an age old debate and it is of the utmost importance. Jam first or cream first on your scone?
If you remember my post about the Sunderland Air Show from a few weeks, you’ll be pleased to know that it also now appears on the DFDS Seaways blog.
Now that we are in full swing of the summer holiday season, it’s no surprise that 27th July saw the start of the most popular holiday week in the UK.
I peaked far too early with my holiday this year by going on May 1st which means I have had to watch everyone else go away (Boo!).
We have been unsure when the sale of our new house would complete and couldn’t commit to booking a holiday until we were sure. To make up for that, Paul and I have been having days out and weekends filled with home grown adventures both near and far! We usually try to go away for his birthday which falls in the middle of August. This year we settled for an American themed drinks party full of our favourite treats from trips across the states.