Coffee, falafel and a king
It has been a rather long time since I have written a post on this blog. I’ve been deliberating about future direction and haven’t reached any firm conclusions. But as Continue Reading →
Category Archives: England
Charleston- an artist’s home and garden
After visiting Monk’s House for the first time, I discovered Charleston and decided I wanted to visit at some stage. I believe that we timed our visit perfectly. This is Continue Reading →
Monk’s House, Rodmell, East Sussex
I had a plan regarding when I was going to visit Monk’s House in Rodmell. I had intended to read some of Virginia Woolf’s work first before going there. This Continue Reading →
Afternoon tea at Horsted Place
This week it is Afternoon Tea Week in England which seems like the perfect time to share a post about an afternoon tea that I shared with former work colleagues to Continue Reading →
The simplicity of a toasted cheese sandwich
I have married into a family that is rather keen on cheese. I am a dairy fan and most certainly a cheese lover. I am not about to volunteer to Continue Reading →
The Tandem Experience
I have always loved riding a bike, but when the Britalian suggested a cycling holiday riding a tandem bike, I needed convincing. The thing that I found challenging with the Continue Reading →
My Moving Country Guide
A couple of years ago we sold our house in Italy. As a result this necessitated moving the possessions that we couldn’t let go of to England. Three years is Continue Reading →
Iddu – London
Iddu is a word Sicilians use to describe the Aeolian volcano of Stromboli. As you can see from the photo below, it was an absolutely stunning, sunny day in London. Continue Reading →
Edendum – Brighton
I am definitely drawn to trying new Italian places, particularly those that claim to be genuine Italian. I’ve always loved Italian food and feel very fortunate to have lived in Italy. Continue Reading →