Author Archives: Rebecca

Tweet Wed: Today it was time to walk the cliff side trail that lead around to the Rummana Campsite. It was a fairly easy walk but lent itself to magnificent views of the canyon and reserve. We had a very … Continue reading →

Tweet Tuesday: I often sit there in amazement of myself. About what goes on in my head. My weird habits. Why is it that I try to say thank you to people in every possible language except their own? So … Continue reading →

Tweet It’s not the first time I’ve flown in a plane with an Arab pilot. They seem to have one thing in common. They fly like they didn’t make Top Gun and have something to prove. Calm down, cowboys! Aside … Continue reading →

Tweet Friday: Relaxed day today as I strolled around Oxford with Alasdair in the morning and then it was back to the craziness that is London (well….Kensington, to be precise!) to restock and then head down to Scott and Selina’s. … Continue reading →

Tweet Well, I have to say today and yesterday were the first time that I’ve been warm in about three weeks! It really does feel like Summer has arrived. And I can’t think of a prettier place than Gloucestershire in … Continue reading →

Tweet Time to put on my Mary Anning hat today and go looking for buried dinosaurs! After being told off by an old man for having the audacity to park on a public road (why do old people think they … Continue reading →

Tweet It was up early for the adventurous day I had planned. Rugged coastlines, as many ancient sites as I could squeeze in, picturesque old ghost mines tumbling into the sea and then a relaxing time at St Ives. Well…it … Continue reading →

Tweet Tuesday: Sennen Cove is about as close to Land’s End as you can get, so It was a bit of a novelty to spend the night here. The morning had me walk just up and over the cliff to … Continue reading →

Tweet Up quite early today and off for a two hour walk from Lizard Point around past Old Lizard Point. Go Figure. Did the old one get so eroded that they had to change the most southerly point?? There’s an … Continue reading →

Tweet Up and on the road down to the famous Lost Gardens of Heligan. Now, what I can’t understand is how you can just conveniently forget that you have 1000 acres of amazing gardens surrounding your home and have it … Continue reading →