Travelling light?
The day has arrived – we’re taking George for his stay-cation in Dorset.
The day has arrived – we’re taking George for his stay-cation in Dorset.
George has a new name. It happens when you’re staying with posh people with good lineage.
But never easy. Mum took George to Dorset today to stay with Hebe and Blaze while she and I embark on our next trip.
When one lives in this part of the country, i.e. West Country, there are many rather interesting places to go for walks!
Something different this Christmas from our Nordic adventure last year…
Mummy took me to the Cornerstones Writing Workshop at The Seaside Boarding House in Burton Bradstock.
I met Lee Weatherly, the author of “Broken Sky” at the Cornerstones Writing Workshop which I am attending with Mummy.
After our train journey from Waterloo to Weymouth, we drove through the scenic Dorset countryside before arriving at our hotel – The Seaside Boarding House in Burton
From The Acorn Inn, we took a walk to the end of the village where we went past the Village Commons
is The Acorn Inn where we stayed when we were in Dorset. It has been an inn for nearly 400 years. It used to be
Hooray! It wasn’t raining in the morning so we made our way to West Bay just as the sun was rising.
We headed off to Burton Bradstock as the sun came out this morning on the last day of the year.
Yes, that’s us – me, George and Mummy visiting Dorchester where Thomas Hardy lived most of his life.
The winter days are short. The sun rises after 08.00 – so when we had an early start this morning, it felt as if we
We’re all packed and ready for our trip tomorrow – we’re heading off to the coast. Come wind, rain or hopefully sun, we will do