10 Best London Day Trips with Kids
London is a great city to visit with kids, made all the more exciting by all […]
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London is a great city to visit with kids, made all the more exciting by all […]
Read moreFor Thanksgiving, we stayed at a remote youth hostel at the back of a valley […]
Read moreCalling all Willy Wonka fans! Next time you travel to London, hop on a train to get […]
Read moreCome crisp mornings and falling leaves, we look forward to our favorite family fun fall activities, from […]
Read moreDart 10K swim, check! While swimming 10 kilometers/6.2 miles sounds daunting in distance, the Dart10K […]
Read moreTo anyone who’s new to backpacking in the United Kingdom, it’s all a bit perplexing. […]
Read moreWhat are the best children’s books about outdoor adventures? The books that inspire and that […]
Read moreDavy Crockett certainly knew what he was doing more than us, but he had found […]
Read moreWe were going to attempt swimming 21 miles of the busiest strait on the planet, slower than a man can walk, with just our swimsuits, a swim cap and goggles. The good? We were swimming to raise money for charity. The bad? Cold water, rough seas, busy shipping lanes, strong tides, seasickness, flotsam and possibly jellyfish. The ugly? After 15 hours and 30 minutes of swimming, we turned back to England without touching France.
Read moreVisiting London with kids is an absolute delight as the city counts so many iconic […]
Read moreHot food jars are the best companion to a winter picnic in the woods or a hot lunch on a cold hike. Here, I review a Thermos model that I purchased for my girls and that comes with a folding spoon, an accessory that honestly is quite useful. Besides nice looks, this jar gets my vote on important points such as keeping food warm, being child-friendly and not leaking in the backpack. Read the review for a full field test and trial by soup!
Read moreFor any tourist visiting London, the dainty ritual of afternoon teas is high on the to-do list with Big Ben, the London Eye and the changing of the guard. Understandably when we arrived in London last year, I fantasized on finding the perfect afternoon tea. I’d take my girls, we’d sit by the fireplace and we’d nibble on cucumber sandwiches and scones while drinking tea and hot chocolate. However, some were too much for modern foodies, others too quiet and civilized, others too frumpy. I finally found three options that, to me, offer the best of both worlds – great quality afternoon teas and a child-friendly atmosphere.
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