
We Happy Few
This week I appeared in We Happy Few, a play by Imogen Stubbs based on the real life exploits of the Osiris players.
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!

This week I appeared in We Happy Few, a play by Imogen Stubbs based on the real life exploits of the Osiris players.

Lifeboats and Lighthouses
Our beautiful English East Yorkshire coast is well worth a drive out in your Morris Minor with a flask of coffee.

The Model village – an English obsession.
The Bondville miniature Village near Bridlington is a fascinating place to visit.

Beach hut babes Beach Huts at Bridlington We all love a bit of the British seaside and beach huts are back in fashion big time.

The East Coast of England may have had its holiday hey day but it still has the most fantastic beaches. It is fighting back in a bid to regenerate itself and reclaim that fickle tourist pound.

It’s tough being old. This weekend my brother and I managed to travel the many miles from the North to the South of England to see my old Dad Alf, in sheltered accommodation in the sleepy Sussex town of East Grinstead.