It’s arguably England’s most scenic region, so beautiful it drew poets to its rolling hills and gentle lakes. But when beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and that beholder is more... Continue Reading
What do you call a cow with the government identity number 007? Miss Moneypenny, of course (no jokes about a ‘licence to grill’, please!). The Bond-inspired bovine can be found –... Continue Reading
[Kiwis please take note that there has been no mention of you in the below article.] Dog cafes are so 2000s. And visits to cat cafes surely require a sense of self worth equipped to deal with... Continue Reading
THATCHED ROOFS, pink and caramel coloured houses, medieval churches and loads of quaint pubs. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Suffolk. Historically, this county in the east of England has been... Continue Reading
You wouldn’t think that being called a ‘peasant’ by such an august publication as The New York Times would be much cause for celebration. Yet for Hugo Corney, it’s a personal... Continue Reading
You have to hand it to the Brits. When it comes to stately homes, they are in a league of their own. Once the exclusive domain of the rich and powerful, these magnificent edifices now allow almost... Continue Reading
