With
September well underway Summer in Britain is winding down – the sunny
days are turning cool and the nights are drawing in. Although I love the
crisp Autumn tones and the excuse to add another jumper to my wardrobe,
I'm a Summer baby through and through. I am the person who secretly
wishes the weather reports for an October heatwave to be true but it's
not all doom and gloom in the coming months. There's still something to
be said about the joy of the run up to the festive season and I can't be
the only one to have a soft spot for being able to curl up by the fire
with a good book or film on a cold night, right?
For me, the word Summer
has always been associated with taking a holiday. Even when it was only
a couple of hours away, being away from home, somewhere new to explore
was what the Summer months were all about. And this Summer I made sure I
did just that. I've always had itchy feet but the last 18 months has
been the first time in my life where my travels have been dictated by
myself (and my fella), meaning I have already widened my eyes to places I
never thought I'd visit.
I
feel really lucky to have had the chance to to go abroad so much this
last year and I put that down to the wake-up call I experienced before
Christmas. It really hit me how important our life is and this year I
took ownership of it, making changes where I wasn't happy and taking a
moment to appreciate all of the things we take for granted. Even though I
still have one more holiday planned and my Summer still won't be over
for another month yet, I'm hoping you'll be able to join me along the
way, by following my TRAVELOGUE and
inspire you to do the things you've always dreamed of doing. Life is
hard work but if we really want something, then we'll work ourselves
tirelessly to get there or at least know we've tried our best.
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