Less than one hour from my door is the stunning River Wye which is the fifth-longest river in the UK, stretching 215 kilometres from its source on Plynlimon in mid Wales to the Severn estuary. The river forms part of the border between England and Wales, and Monmouth is a spot for river activities including rowing, kayaking and now paddle board rentals. This past weekend Inspire 2 Adventure invited me and some fellow bloggers to try paddle boarding River Wye.I have been kayaking previously … [Read more...]
Bottle of Sauce for Breakfast Cheltenham
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day according to many and it is one of our favourite treats during the school holidays to enjoy all together. We were recently invited to Bottle of Sauce who have introduced a new brunch and breakfast menu. Having not been to Bottle of Sauce Cheltenham we were keen to see what is on the breakfast menu and to sample a yummy brunch. Therefore we headed out to Bottle of Sauce for Breakfast Cheltenham with empty tummies and high expectations.Bottle of … [Read more...]
Iron Zuu Gloucester: One Month In
Just one month ago I walked into my first Iron Zuu session, I had all the nerves but a steely determination that I was ready for change. I have started a new intense group focus training plan in the hottest months of the year! I have sweated more than I ever knew I could. I have left each session with a quiet satisfaction that I have achieved something pretty impressive.I outlined the sessions in my previous post Iron Zuu: Training like never before but I want to share one month in how … [Read more...]
The Challenges of Running a Remote Business from the Countryside
The digital age has brought levels of freedom that we would not have thought possible a generation ago. It allows us to work when we want and from where we want, providing that holy grail of modern living, the legendary “work life balance.” It has also made it easier and cheaper to set up your own business working from home than it has ever been before.Here amid the beautiful Cornish countryside, families used to come for a week’s holiday or a long weekend and talk wistfully about not … [Read more...]