Butternut Squash Risotto – Vegetarian Recipe Just because we live in a camperan, doesn’t mean we can’t eat good food. I find living with a chef encourages me to try harder not to get boringContinue reading
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St Benet’s Abbey, near Ludham, Norfollk
St Benet’s Abbey was a medieval monastery of the Order of Saint Benedict, situated on the River Bure within the Norfolk Broads. It’s hard to pin down facts about this abbey as there are littleContinue reading
Wells next the sea, Norfolk
Knowing Nik’s passion for beach huts we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to revisit Wells next the sea. We have a vague memory of being turned away from the beach car park the lastContinue reading
Cromer – Norfolk
Cromer is a coastal town on the north coast of Norfolk. A traditional tourist resort since the early 19th century that is able to boast that Edward VII played golf there before becoming King. TraditionallyContinue reading
The Sandringham Estate, Norfolk
Whilst looking for a campsite in Norfolk, Nik realised that the Camping and Motorhoming Club has a site on the Sandringham Estate. So, of course, we had to stay there, just for one night. IContinue reading
Sutton on Sea
We started our journey with the intention of staying somewhere in Skegness but by the time we arrived in Lincolnshire, Sutton on Sea had become our stopping point. Why? Our preference is to find somewhereContinue reading
How to reclassify your vehicle to a motor caravan
We often see posts on Facebook with people asking how to reclassify a vehicle to a motor caravan with DVLA. As we have done just that we decided it would be helpful to share ourContinue reading
Oat Milk Recipe – Save over £400 per year – Vegan
We chose to live in a campervan so that we could even out the work/life balance. Or rather tip the scales more toward life. Therefore, finding ways to continue to enjoy the good things inContinue reading
Our first snow day in the campervan
Amazingly for the South West of England, we have now had two snow days. The first was when the Beast from the East hit. And like most people in this part of England, we didn’tContinue reading
Vegetarian Stuffed Marrow
Traditionally marrow has always been stuffed with minced meat. Living in a camper van makes storing too much meat difficult. The fridges usually come with very small freezer compartments. As a result, Nik and IContinue reading
Snowdonia National Park, Wales
Snowdonia National Park is the largest National Park in Wales, covering 823 square miles. The National Park is famous for the largest natural lake, Lake Bala (Llyn Tegid) and biggest mountain, Mt. Snowdon (Eryri) in Wales. DesignatedContinue reading
The Peak District
The Peak District National Park is an upland area in England at the southern end of the Pennines. Mostly in Northern Derbyshire but including a small area of Staffordshire. The Peak District became a nationalContinue reading
Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire
Situated where the River Severn and the River Avon meet, Tewkesbury is an ancient settlement with almost 400 listed buildings. The town has some of the best examples of half-timbered buildings and overhanging upper storeysContinue reading
Creamy Courgette Risotto – Vegetarian Risotto
This vegetarian risotto is not only delicious, it’s very filling too. It does take about 45 minutes to prepare and cook, but it is well worth it as the end result is melt in yourContinue reading
The Cumbria Way – Lake District National Park
The Cumbria Way is a 70 miles footpath in Cumbria, that travels through the heart of the Lake District National Park. The path links the two historic towns of Ulverston and Carlisle. The route goesContinue reading