Where would you go?
Where would you go?
Popping to the shops pandemic-style
London’s weather is getting mild! I am counting down the days until I can finally retire this winter coat that […]
I am going to start blogging everyday again
The more I see blue skies, the more I feel spring/summer is well on it’s way. St Paul’s Cathedral looks […]
Travels chosen by you: Covent Garden
Hello, it’s Sam. The guy that has been pretty AWOL so far in 2020, however I can proudly say that […]
How nice has the weather been in London?!
The last few days here have been great. Cold, but great. And I don’t mind a cold snap as long […]
A sneak peak!
*update* The poll is finally up on Instagram, sorry it is a day late however I went from work yesterday […]
The great thing about London
Today was the first day I walked over London Bridge since it reopened. Maybe because I have done a dozen […]
Switching on of Regent Streets famous Christmas lights (on its 200th anniversary!)
When it comes to anything outdoorsy this time of year in the UK, there’s always the risk of getting soaked. However […]
Getting deep in thought in Edinburgh
I had a great time up in Edinburgh seeing family. The problem was catching a bad cold once I got […]
What’s your Hogwarts House?
I was hoping my next blog post would be celebrating England winning the World Cup in rugby, but after South […]
I made a logo. What do you think?
Hey everyone, recently I’ve been having lots of thoughts about a logo for my blog and social media… I have […]
The impossible task of listing everything I want to do in London
Hey everyone, I hope you’re having a fantastic weekend. A much better one than mine as I eagerly await my […]
First impressions of London
London is so different to the rest of the UK. 13% of the country’s 66 million people live here, and […]
My 6th time seeing Muse was in Berlin!
Okay, so the main reason I visited Berlin was because the band Muse were playing in the city on the […]
Berlin Part Three: Checkpoint Charlie and the Berlin Wall
Checkpoint Charlie is the closest tourist spot to where I was staying. It is largely a reconstruction of the east/west […]
Berlin Part Two: A powerful memorial, the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag Building
The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe is a large area consisting of 2,711 concrete concrete blocks dedicated to the […]
