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Olive oil is one of those products that should be in everyone’s store cupboard. It is not only beneficial for a healthy diet but can also be used to replace butter, margarine, and other spreads. While butter may taste … Continue reading
May Bank Holiday Little Venice Cavalcade
A great way to spend the three days of the May Bank Holiday weekend is by wandering along the waterways of Little Venice as the Inland Waterways Association organises their annual gathering of canal boats. Starting on Saturday from … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Pets, Travel
Tagged Canal, canal boats, children, day out, dog friendly, entertainment, food, LittleVenice, London, Real ale
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Great value stay at stylish boutique hotel in the Northern Cape
The African Vineyard guesthouse just outside Upington is the ideal spot for discovering the Northern Cape of South Africa. Surrounded by vineyards on an island in the middle of the Orange River the ten, soon to be twelve-bedroom stylish boutique … Continue reading
Posted in Hotel, Restaurants, Travel
Tagged accommodation, boutique hotel, food, Northern Cape, scenery, South Africa
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Great Moroccan Restaurant 404 in Paris
404 Restaurant Although I haven’t been there for ages, Momo the Moroccan restaurant in London has in the past been one of my favourites. An invitation to 404 in Paris, with the same Moroccan owners, was definitely worth accepting. I … Continue reading
Sole Bay Fish Co’s Restaurant re-opens in Southwold
Southwold borders on the North Atlantic Sea. The water inlet between the town and Walberswick in Suffolk is ‘the’ place to come for the best fish and chips in Southwold, but now also for platters of shellfish. Although I missed … Continue reading
Dordogne Valley
For anyone looking for a slow pace of life, somewhere where there is no choice but to relax then the Dordogne Valley is the perfect answer. In Martel, we stayed at the Relais Sainte-Anne which is one of those hotels, … Continue reading