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Top Tips for Camping in Hot Weather
Posted in Blogs on 20th June 2023
Summer is one of the best times of year to go camping – which is probably why Brits enjoyed 16 million camping trips during the summer holidays in 2022. There’s no doubt the weather can make or break a holiday in the great outdoors, but while most people hope for sunshine, can it ever be […]
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall: A Breath of Fresh Heir!
Posted in Blogs on 26th May 2023
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall are well-known for their love of the great outdoors – to help with an outdoor renovation project, William and Kate actually ended the coronation weekend of King Charles III by visiting a Scout group, which is a cause close to their heart. © Alamy The royal couple were taking […]
Enid Blyton’s Secret Seven
Posted in Blogs on 22nd May 2023
Enid Blyton was one of the most prolific authors in history. During her long career, spanning 48 years, she wrote more than 600 children’s books. To date, they have sold more than six million copies. Writing in an age before digital technology was invented, and at a time when many of the population didn’t even […]
What a Wonderful World
Posted in Blogs on 26th April 2023
Louis Armstrong’s iconic ballad, What A Wonderful World, has been described as one of the most beautiful songs ever written. It became the New Orleans jazz legend’s top-selling song of his long and illustrious career. © CC0 The trumpet-player and vocalist recorded and released the gentle ballad in the United States in 1967. Released on […]
Breathtakingly Beautiful Bluebells
Posted in Blogs on 14th April 2023
There’s nothing quite as beautiful as an English wood in full bloom. A carpet of bluebells is one of nature’s most magical sights, so when they start emerging through the ground every Spring, it’s something every nature lover should witness. Perennial flowers, bluebells bloom every year. While the season lasts from late March until early […]
Spring Clean your Caravan Ready for the Off!
Posted in Blogs on 27th March 2023
As we start to enjoy longer days and the weather is getting warmer, camping season is almost upon us again. More than two million Brits will be taking caravanning holidays this year, boosting the UK’s £9.3 billion campsite and holiday park industry. The economic crisis is changing people’s holiday habits, with more than one-fifth of […]
Birdsong: A Spring Chorus
Posted in Blogs on 14th March 2023
When the weather’s chilly and we’re coming out of a gloomy winter, there’s nothing better than a spring chorus of birdsong to lift the spirits. March is the first time of the year when songbirds start singing at early dawn. Rather like a feathered alarm clock, between March and July, birds will be defending their […]
Wordsworth’s Golden Daffodils
Posted in Blogs on 23rd February 2023
I Wandered Lonely As a Cloud (sometimes referred to as Daffodils) is one of the most popular lyric poems that is still read and analysed to this day. Written by William Wordsworth in 1804, it was first published in 1807 in Poems, in Two Volumes. © tonkid / Shutterstock.com Who was William Wordsworth? An […]
Towing a Caravan: Safety Tips & Advice
Posted in Blogs on 14th February 2023
Caravanning is a fantastic way to travel without breaking the bank or compromising on your voyaging freedom, but many are daunted by the prospect of towing their own. Indeed, there is a lot to consider before you tow your caravan for the first time, but it’s certainly doable; and your first attempt can add to […]
Bear Grylls: The Avid Adventurer
Posted in Blogs on 25th January 2023
Bear Grylls is a man with an incredible reputation. For years, he has been at the forefront of survival and adventure with gripping TV series and enthralling books that detail his adventures. So, it’s only fitting that he would meet with another hero – one who stands behind his country as it is ravaged by […]
