
The Gower Peninsula
The Gower peninsula is a magical place. The first designated AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) way back in 1956, the Gower has lost none of its unique charm
Eccentric England is at the every heart of my blog. From the quirky and unusual Wakefield Rhubarb Festival and the fabulous Potfest in the Park to the most luxury accommodation like Hillside Huts and Cabins and the gorgeous brand new eco house Hemmel House in Northumberland. Check out walking suggestion in and around the North East like Seaton Sluice beach walk and the Lambton estate in Durham. Don’t miss my Scottish blogs like my cycling challenge around Arran or my Welsh trip to the beaches of The Gower Peninsula. Or why not try a visit on horseback to the impressive Castle Leslie in Ireland. Our country has so much to offer and I never tire of exploring new places and meeting new people who live in our awesome UK!

The Gower peninsula is a magical place. The first designated AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) way back in 1956, the Gower has lost none of its unique charm

Holidaying on a canal boat is a charming way to spend a few days and this part of the world is home to some of the most picturesque of all the canals which are looked after by the Canal & River Trust.

High Force is one of the most impressive waterfalls in England. The River Tees has been plunging into this gorge for thousands of years. The rocks beneath are Dolorite, a super hard igneous rock dating back over 300 million years!

North Shields Fish Quay dates back to the 13th Century. Today it is a lively spot with a working fishing port mixed with a number of chic eateries.

Going back to the Bay – six more fun things to do at the North East coast! What else can you see and where can you eat at the wonderful Whitley Bay.
I love a lighthouse and the North East coast has some beauties.
As picturesque as any you might find in the world, is the gorgeous St. Mary’s Island in Whitley Bay.

Post Corona virus we will all be wondering what to do with our unlocked selves. Our local businesses will have suffered and need our support to kick start us into summer! Don’t forget sometimes the very best places are right on your doorstep!