I’ve been wondering whether to write this post for a while, as technically everything could still go wrong. But if it does, I’ll probably talk about it on here anyway and even it that happens, I’ll still be doing this, just back to the searching stage. So…I’m buying a house! I’ve been lucky in thatRead More
72 Hours In Stockholm
Once I’d booked my bargain flights to Hamburg, and remembered that I’d already visited Berlin so Germany wasn’t a new country, I started looking for somewhere new to add on. Copenhagen was added because I’d always wanted to go but Stockholm, if I’m honest, wasn’t ever on my radar. The train times and prices workedRead More
Porto’s Street Art
Porto has a reputation for lots of Street Art and as soon as I’d booked my flights, I started to look at finding as much street art as I could. Unlike most cities I’ve been to, I couldn’t find much in the way of self guided walking routes, which is disappointing. Berlin taught me thatRead More
Remembering The 90s
It feels like forever ago since we were all obsessed with The Spice Girls, wearing those weird rubber bracelets and platform trainers, our hair in pigtails and practicing our high kicks-or was that just me? It’s pretty weird then that this week everyone I know seems to be spending their evening at the Spice GirlsRead More
Styling For Your Couples’ European Getaway This Summer
Going on a romantic summer holiday is a must! Indulge in each other’s company while you can, while similarly taking in as much of the culture as you can. At this stage your young and taking on the world is what you need to be doing. When it comes to the packing — and youRead More
Why I Shoot With A Photographer Abroad
Since I started travelling solo, my photos from trips have been 99% photos of buildings, street art and beautiful views, and 1% selfies. Even with my gorilla tripod and the self timer on my Olympus Pen, it’s so hard to get a decent photo of myself and I felt like my blog content was sufferingRead More
Saving for your holiday fund? These 4 tips will help!
You might have had your annual summer holiday planned since last year, or you might still be wondering where your destination might be. Either way, you’ve probably already been considering how you’re going to need to make your finances stretch so you can have the holiday you deserve. When we book a holiday, if it’sRead More
LISA – The Lifetime ISA
Unlike it’s more standard counterparts, a Lifetime ISAs allowance only allows you to save a maximum of £4000. This is due to the fact this type of ISA is designed for those saving for either retirement or a first home, with the government backing bonus stated to be 25% annually. Basically, this means that ifRead More
Travel Funds – Stretch Your Savings
The world is a big and wonderful place filled with things you wouldn’t believe. Or rather, you would believe it, but the magic of witnessing it up close and personal is second to nothing. From the implausibility of the near vertical streets in Edinburgh and the bizarre way that Cardiff Castle is located not behindRead More