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Top Things to See and Do in Monmouthshire’s Wye Valley
Snaking the England-Wales border, the River Wye is the fifth-longest river in the UK. Named as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the river's 134 miles is adorned with dramatic scenery with sheer cliffs and cut gorges, rich wildlife habitats and an abundance of sites of historic and cultural significance - meaning plenty of exciting...Continue reading→
The Best Flower Fields in the South West, UK
Flower fields have become a popular attraction across the globe – Amsterdam’s Keukenhof and France’s Provence lavender fields being the most notable. But more surprising is that the UK is home to stunning flower fields of sunflowers, poppies, lavender and bluebells – all within easy reach and located locally. Snowdrops at Painswick Rococo Gardens Gloucestershire ...Continue reading→
A (Socially Distanced) Day Out at the Cotswold Lavender Fields
Lavender fields are most associated with provincial France, but many don’t realise there are three notable Lavender fields right here in the UK! Cotswold Lavender Fields, Somerset Lavender Fields and Mayfield Lavender Fields offer well over 40 acres of purple blooms. I’m still truly amazed at the beautiful flower fields we have blooming right here in the UK full of...Continue reading→
8 of the Best Road Trips Under Two Hours by Bristol Bloggers
Road trips are fast becoming the travel of choice since most of the country is still on furlough and Mother Nature is reminding us what it’s like to have a summer. With overseas travel restrictions in place, it’s no surprise that many will be favouring road trips and fortunately, there are some magnificent places within easy...Continue reading→
A Day Out at the Confetti Flower Fields
Worcester’s Confetti Fields, based in England’s South West, are but one of a few flower fields available to the public in England – but you’ll have to be quick, they’re only open for ten days during Summer! [This original post was published on 7th July 2018, a further update was published on 3rd June 2020 in anticipation...Continue reading→