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A Day Trip to Lundy Island
Lundy Island is a three-mile long, half-a-mile-wide wildlife haven, devoid of street lights and unmarred by roads, showcasing 4,000 years of human history and spectacular wildlife. With the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Bristol Channel to the east, the island boasts a milder climate than the mainland, owing to its isolation from roads, cars,...Continue reading→
From Pip to Pint – A Thatchers Cider Tour
Thatchers Cider is without a doubt a Somerset staple, but despite choosing to lay my roots in the county I don’t yet have cider running through my veins. However that’s all about to change after a 2-hour cider tour with a cider tasting that would convert even the most cider-loathing person. Disclaimer: I was invited...Continue reading→
Complete Beginners Guide to Glastonbury Festival
Going to Glastonbury Festival for the first time? Expect long days on your feet, unpredictable weather, a lot of walking and a huge amount happening beyond the headline acts. This beginners guide covers tickets, arrival, camping, travel, spending money and the practical things to know. Festival dates, ticket-sale arrangements, prices and site information can change...Continue reading→
8 Things to Do at Glastonbury Festival Beyond the Music
Things to do at Glastonbury Festival go far beyond the music line-up. If you’re arriving on Wednesday, use the earlier days to explore; then keep this list in mind between sets and whenever you want to see a different side of the festival. These are the personal experiences I loved when I went, alongside a...Continue reading→
Ultimate Glastonbury Festival Packing Checklist
If you’re heading to Glastonbury Festival, this packing list covers exactly what you need to bring, what should be left at home and what you’ll wish you had once you’re there. It’s based on real experience, including what I used, what I wish I had brought and what I would never bother packing again. At...Continue reading→