April marked a new beginning for me as I went freelance as a full time writer and blogger. It was exciting, scary and busy all in one. In hindsight starting a freelance career in the same week as your kids begin a two week holiday is probably not the best way to establish your business…
*Advertisement feature* If you’re looking for places to visit in Bristol, England, then SS Great Britain should be high on your to do list, not least because of its new Being Brunel exhibition which opened this Spring. We were invited to review the exhibition of Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s life and legacy as one of the…
Maintaining a family first aid kit is often not top of the list of household priorities. However when preparing for a family holiday it should become an important consideration which can help reduce potential stress and difficulties you may encounter if someone falls ill. *Advertisement feature* First aid kit check list: what to pack for…
A visit to Siena is a must when you are in the Tuscan region of Italy. It’s a beautiful city with plenty of walkable sights. In this post I’m sharing my recommended things to do in Siena with kids that you can fit into a day trip or short stay. About Siena or Sienna Siena,…
In the coming weeks and months I’m hoping to bring you some guest posts from other travel bloggers and writers. There’s families from all over the UK having brilliant adventures with their kids and I’m very excited to be able to share some of these to you. First up is Jenny from Travelynn Family. She…
*Collaborative post* What would be on your dream holiday wish list if money was no object? It’s a little game that I love to play with Mr Tin Box and each time we do that list becomes a bit more refined, if not totally out of reach for us financially. With no rich relatives offering…
*Collaborative post* Family holidays are unforgettable opportunities to relax, spend quality time together and explore new countries and cultures. Those incredible memories do come at a price though, and they can leave your wallet feeling a little worse for wear. Luckily, the money experts and prepaid Mastercard®️ providers icount have put together their top tips…
*Advertisement feature* Could there be a more dramatic setting for a play than a Cornish cliff top? The Minack Theatre is a modern day amphitheatre with Atlantic sea views making it extra challenging for any company of actors performing on its stage. However, the cast of The Railway Children did their upmost to distract us…
*Advertisement feature* We love holidays by the sea. Beach days in particular are a staple activity for us during UK staycations. But there’s so much more to the British coastline than buckets and spades. Dotted along the shoreline are historic sights, bustling marinas and quaint seaside towns. You can also find some awesome places to…
I always get nervous about revisiting a place I’ve adored. Will it be the same? Or will I leave disappointed that it did not live up to my memories. This thought crossed my mind when I had the chance to return to Florence during a trip to Tuscany with Bookings for You (AD). I need…