Holiday Adventures

Scottish border, well worth a silly dance

Walking to the top of Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh - an amazing view but the number of people doing the walk was even more amazing.

Katie and AJ’s forest adventure

Whilst the naming may not be great Upper and Lower Slaughter and the surrounding areas are absolutely stunning.

What a magical place to have a Cosy Cottage. Absolute madness in this place during the day with people everywhere. But staying 50 steps from the water lets you explore the area in the morning, before the chaos.

The trip from London to the Cotswolds was lovely, with a short stop off in Henley-on-Thames

View from the London Eye

Bubbles of fun

It does remind you that the simple things, friends, conversations, family, smelling the flowers and falling in love with a car is what makes life wonderful.

The London Eye was fantastic and AJ got to see and walk over the Millennium Bridge. Whilst we didn’t get up close this time, Tower Bridge always excites.

Changi airport was marvelous as always, though we were still there way before many butterflies were awake. Travel tip, see if you are eligible for Changi $’s - 20 Changi $’s gets you into the lounge for 2 hours where there are showers, sustenance and power outlets.

Preparing, testing and getting used to new toys to capture our adventure.

Europe for 11 weeks - Planning, Planning, Planning There are at least 2 types of travelers - The Planners and The Spontaneous. Planners certainly ensure that everything posted, blogged, reviewed or promoted has been looked at and a schedule is developed. However they sort of live the holiday before they get there…….. Those erring towards the spontaneous sometimes miss a few things but get to light up like a kid in a lolly shop, seeing many things for the first time ever. I am married to a dedicated, focused, leave nothing to chance planner. Whilst sometimes (okay a bit more than sometimes) annoying it means I will soon get to experience the fruits of 24 months of planning :)