Author: David Brice

  • Which is the best motorhome blog?

    Which is the best motorhome blog?

    Ditch the boring package holiday and buy a motorhome. Read about our motorhome adventures in my motorhome blog. Huge amounts of tips and advice.

  • Honfleur in bloom

    Honfleur in bloom

    Honfleur, located in the lower Normandy region of France, has finally been discovered. One of the few remaining old-style ports in Normandy, this tiny fishing village for so long remained in the shadows, but gradually the tourists hordes are becoming aware of its picturesque charm. Indeed, despite a plethora of restaurants, cafes, shops, making it…

  • Epic Adventures in New Zealand: Camping & Hiking

    Epic Adventures in New Zealand: Camping & Hiking

    How to plan the most memorable New Zealand camping & hiking trip ever! New Zealand…a place where heaven seems to be tangibly present on earth, a place where the vast wilderness is best explored one tiny step at a time! This is no secret here friends: Kiwi country is probably best explored by foot, and…

  • The magic of Jamaica

    The magic of Jamaica

    If you are already fed up with the winter weather, you may be looking to get away from it all by going on holiday somewhere a long way from the cold, dark days offered in the UK. Well Jamaica could be just the place to lighten the spirits and kick back for a relaxing break.…

  • Annecy – The most beautiful town in France?

    Annecy – The most beautiful town in France?

    Most people, after visiting the Alpine town of Annecy in France, come away saying that Annecy is the most beautiful town in France. I visited Annecy for the first time last summer and I can see why tourists make that statement about this town that sits at the end of the lake that bears the…

  • Dancing on the Paris Plage in summer

    Dancing on the Paris Plage in summer

    Paris in summer is an amazing place to be. The city of romance is also the city of dance! Parisians love dancing and in August when the city opens the Paris Plage, it’s a city of colour and happiness. For the last 3 summers I have visited Paris for a few days and it has…

  • Explore the Langdale Valley – The Lake District Cumbria

    Explore the Langdale Valley – The Lake District Cumbria

    The Langdale Valley in The Lake District National Park offers some of the finest mountain scenery that Cumbria has to offer. You can reach The Langdale Valley by driving from Ambleside on the A593 towards Skelwith Bridge. Take the B5343 at the junction of the Skelwith Bridge Hotel and follow the road past beautiful Elter…

  • Thruscross Resevoir – Such natural beauty so close to Leeds!

    Thruscross Resevoir – Such natural beauty so close to Leeds!

    One of the best things I love about living in Leeds is that the city is very close to beautiful countryside, natural beauty and wildlife. Within 20 minutes drive of Leeds you can be in the countryside and walking footpaths and trails through woodland and up hills and peaks. I have been to Thruscross Resevoir…

  • Shopping heaven in Milan

    Shopping heaven in Milan

    Shopping in Milan has got to be the ultimate female shopping experience and perhaps male experience too!  I’m just back from two days in Milan, one of the shopping capitals of the world. If you are looking for high-end designer purchases this is the place to be. Quadrilatero della Moda is the place to head…

  • Otley Chevin Forest Park

    Otley Chevin Forest Park

    Otley Chevin Forest Park is about 10 miles north-west of Leeds City Centre. Otley Chevin is a cliff that rises steeply from the Yorkshire market town of Otley in West Yorkshire. The River Wharfe can be seen in the valley and on a clear day you can see for miles. The highest point of Otley…

  • French Alps Cable Car breaks down

    French Alps Cable Car breaks down

    The French Alps cable car that broke down this week  offers amazing panoramic views of the Mont Blanc mountain range and I was there only two weeks ago. The cable cars that broke down, stranding people overnight in sub zero conditions, connect the Aiguille du Midi peak in France, at 3,842m (12,605ft), to Pointe Helbronner…

  • The Vatican Museums – How to beat the queues

    The Vatican Museums – How to beat the queues

    When in Rome, everyone eventually heads for the Vatican City and this is where you will find St Peter’s Square and The Vatican Museums. Pope Julius II founded the Vatican Museums in the early 16th century and the museums contain many works of art that the popes have collected over the years. Most people visit…