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Blickling hall.
While we were camping at Deersglade campsite, most of our friends spent bank holiday monday at Bewilderwood. As a family we didn’t fancy that – we’re not good at queuing, and I had a feeling queues may...
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Norwich Camping
As I believe I mentioned earlier, on our way to our recent camping trip we stopped off at Norwich Camping to buy a couple of things. Amongst our purchases was a melamine crockery set and an Outwell...
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Camping holidays with friends old and new. Good books to read in the sun. Grubby children sleeping through the night. Friends who collect the wine you forgot. Internet connection where you were told...
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Saving the pennies and saving the pounds.
Thrift is a big part of our day to day life here. Partly because I don’t like waste, partly because with six of us at home every pound has to be persuaded to go that little bit further. So reading on...
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The last camping trip of the year – win with Equip+
Will take place next weekend, and sadly, I won’t be on it.It’s Tudor Michaelmas at Kentwell Hall. Tim is going to chop wood. Big will be in the Still room, and Small will revise his role as a page. I...
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My camping emergency kit
I took up camping way back in 2004, and for the first few years, the most we needed in the way of emergency kit was a newspaper to stick in the doorway and a dustpan and brush for removing excess...
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De stuffocation and a digital detox.
It’s Kentwell time.I’m not ready. I’m never ready. I trudge through my days frittering time away and then suddenly panic that the deadline is upon me.I don’t know why I do that. I think I’m getting...
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Keeping God’s hours.
Well nearly We tell visitors that we rise with the sun. I was awake at 4, but I didn’t crawl out of my lovely warm sleeping bag until 6, to do a bit of remedial work on the page’s jerkin.Morning’s are...
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Perfect moments
When the rain starts 5 minutes after you get back to your tent after a long warm day.When your 3 year old picks up a diabolo lying on the sward and can almost work it.When you speak to your other half...
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Blickling hall.
While we were camping at Deersglade campsite, most of our friends spent bank holiday monday at Bewilderwood. As a family we didn’t fancy that – we’re not good at queuing, and I had a feeling queues may...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Norwich Camping
As I believe I mentioned earlier, on our way to our recent camping trip we stopped off at Norwich Camping to buy a couple of things. Amongst our purchases was a melamine crockery set and an Outwell...
View ArticleSummer gratitudes.
Camping holidays with friends old and new. Good books to read in the sun. Grubby children sleeping through the night. Friends who collect the wine you forgot. Internet connection where you were told...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Saving the pennies and saving the pounds.
Thrift is a big part of our day to day life here. Partly because I don’t like waste, partly because with six of us at home every pound has to be persuaded to go that little bit further. So reading on...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The last camping trip of the year – win with Equip+
Will take place next weekend, and sadly, I won’t be on it. It’s Tudor Michaelmas at Kentwell Hall. Tim is going to chop wood. Big will be in the Still room, and Small will revise his role as a page. I...
View ArticleClik here to view.
My camping emergency kit
I took up camping way back in 2004, and for the first few years, the most we needed in the way of emergency kit was a newspaper to stick in the doorway and a dustpan and brush for removing excess sand....
View ArticleClik here to view.
De stuffocation and a digital detox.
It’s Kentwell time. I’m not ready. I’m never ready. I trudge through my days frittering time away and then suddenly panic that the deadline is upon me. I don’t know why I do that. I think I’m getting...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Keeping God’s hours.
Well nearly We tell visitors that we rise with the sun. I was awake at 4, but I didn’t crawl out of my lovely warm sleeping bag until 6, to do a bit of remedial work on the page’s jerkin. Morning’s are...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Perfect moments
When the rain starts 5 minutes after you get back to your tent after a long warm day. When your 3 year old picks up a diabolo lying on the sward and can almost work it. When you speak to your other...
View ArticleClik here to view.
What I wish I knew before my first camping trip with kids – by Kirsty from...
It’s not often I host non book related guest posts on this blog, but I think actually it might be a nice way to introduce my readers to some of my blogging friends – and Kirsty is someone I’ve known...
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