
I love travelling; discovering new places and revisiting old favourites. I particularly love France, having spent some time there when younger. I’ve even created a blog to record my French travels. Click here to visit French Rambles. So even though Europe is a never ending, expensive flight from Perth (nearly 20 hours) I still never pass up the opportunity to go whenever I can.
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With travel being impossible for many of us at the moment, we need some armchair travel more than ever at the moment!
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Possibly better known as the Paris Opera, the Palais Garnier opened in 1875 14 years after Napoleon III commissioned architect Charles Garnier to design the building.
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Bodiam Castle is an impressive medieval castle in East Sussex, UK. Now owned by the National Trust, it is open to the general public.
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New Zealand is one of the most stunningly beautiful countries I’ve visited with its craggy mountains and glaciers in the South Island and the boiling geysers and rolling hills of the North Island.
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Off on a long flight or journey? Check out these awesome tips to make your trip smoother and hassle-free.
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Are you happy with your travel photos? If the answer is no, check out these super simple tips and tricks to shoot travel photos you can be proud of.
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If you're visiting York then afternoon tea at Betty's is a wonderful treat. Find out more about this iconic British institution.
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London is an amazing City but how well do you know it? Check out these ten fun, little-known facts!
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Perth is a place that many people know very little about - discover 7 fun facts about this fabulous city.
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I've never seen Hadrian's Wall. So when, during an autumnal visit to Northumberland in England, I was given the opportunity to join a party planning a gentle stroll around a section of Hadrian's Wall I eagerly accepted.
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Langley Castle in Northumberland was built in 1350 by Sir Thomas de Lucy. Set in 10 acres of beautiful gardens and woodlands, it is now a popular hotel. With its seven-foot-thick walls, big log fires and cosy atmosphere the Castle is a peaceful refuge to escape the world for a while.
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