Packwood House is situated in Solihul near Lapworth in Warwickshire, it is a tudor mansion that has origins of the 15th century. History discovered by the National Trust shows that the house was built in the late 16th Century for a John Fetherston, who was a prosperous Warwickshire farmer. Packwood has tall Tudor chimneys with... Continue Reading →
Hanbury Hall and Gardens is a country manor house based near Droitwich Spa, the house was built in the early 1700s, with 20 acres of gardens and a further 400 acres of parkland to explore. The Hanbury Estate was located within the boundaries of the Royal Forest of Feckenham, sadly its royal status was lost... Continue Reading →
Happy Thursday wonderful people, I hope you are having a wonderful week. I wanted to try something new, so I thought I would start doing some Throwback Thursday posts. I love looking back on all the wonderful places I've been to, especially the National Trust houses and Gardens. So for this week I have chosen... Continue Reading →
With a notepad and pen in hand, my first blog didn't happen because of a schedule, it happened because I was passionate about a subject or topic. With that notepad and pen, I started my blog near the end of my university degree, writing blogs whenever I wanted to. Now, I look back and see... Continue Reading →
The RHS Garden Bridgewater is located within the estate of Worsely New Hall, which was demolished in the 1940s. In 2017, the RHS began work to create a "world-class" garden for the Northwest of England, planning to reimagine the landscape was architect Tom Stuart-Smith. Since its opening in May 2021, the RHS garden is now... Continue Reading →
Hi everyone, I hope you're all well, today’s blog post is based on finding ways to relax after a busy day, it’s very important to look after yourself and do some self-care after a long day. This is so that you don’t burn out and get too stressed because we all know what it's like... Continue Reading →
With the days getting shorter, the weather getting cooler and the leaves are turning brown, it’s definitely nearly autumn. It’s such a colourful time of year, yet it brings low temperatures and wet rainy days, it’s known for being the start of the cold season. Our bodies need quality care at this time of year,... Continue Reading →
This past week has felt like it’s been the longest week ever! I’ve been feeling tired and sore from the gym, so on Friday and today I headed out on a long walk. On Friday, I went to a local park where there is a lake to walk around with lots of wildlife and open... Continue Reading →
RACHEL FOY 