It’s the Blog/Vlog Team……
You guessed it, Karen (aka Ms Moneypenny) writes the blogs and takes the pictures and I do the videos and fly ‘Dave’ our drone. It seemes to work, I do stupid and I’m getting the hang of drone flying and Ms Moneypenny has a way with words and has a keen eye for a shot. Trust me if we turned it around, I would dread to think what it would turn out like. Anyway, hope you like what we do enjoy following our adventures as we travel around documenting what we see and how we feel.
Smiley and MS Moneypenny
Warsaw’s scars and rebirth
Warsaw, a capital city and a stage for one of World War 2's most heinous crimes caste with humiliation, destruction and defiance. Even its name embodies the scar of war which it is etched on the very fabric of the city's landscape, which was changed...
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Poland Road Trip – Part 1
Poland, we had you in our sights the minute we crossed The Channel on 23 May 2018. You were our destination for a tour that would take us on a journey around your World War 2 memorials and a whole host of other surprises that we would unravel as we went...
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A moving visit to Treblinka, Poland
Treblinka, a seemingly lost world, hidden in the forest, out of sight although never out of mind for Poland's World War 2 memorials. A place that invokes the stirring of emotion from deep within the belly of any visitor intent on learning more about the...
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Wrocław City Tour Poland
Wrocław, may well be Poland's fourth largest city and capital of the south west region of Silesia, although this seems not to be on people's travel itinerary. Perhaps the lure of Krakow to the east has more appeal. After all the cities we have seen in the...
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Stołowe National Park Poland
Stołowe National Park is a hidden gem, tucked away in the south west corner of Poland on the border with Czech Republic. And you could be forgiven for looking at the Polish map and conveniently by-passing it both with your wheels and your eye as it seems a...
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2 weeks crossing Germany
2 weeks in Germany is surely not enough to absorb a country’s culture let alone navigate its compass points sufficient well. In truth though we were only passing through en route to Poland, so we knew that it would be 'short and sweet'. Although now into...
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Escaping from Colditz
The day that Colditz suddenly appeared on my radar was a delight and a surprise given that I had no idea where it was in Germany let alone the intriguing history that it would surely reveal to us. One of the things I have come to enjoy most about travel,...
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Five reasons to visit Zeeland
Ever thought about a visit to Zeeland? Could you even pin-point where Zeeland is on the map? I'll be honest I didn't, so I promise I'm not being judgemental in any way. Isn't that the amazing thing about travel - we learn every day... Although I implore...
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Maiden Solo Voyage
With our trip back to UK full of long To-Do-Lists and high priority actions that were more strategic than a plan for battle, having a weekend sojourn with my bestie was just the tonic I needed. Three years is a long time not to see your nearest and dearest...
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The journey back to Blighty
Here we are half way through our trip back to Blighty and I felt inspired to write down my thoughts as we navigate our way through this strange period of our nomadic lives. Operation UK, as we have lovingly called it, has been a journey full of the usual...
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