The three things everyone mentions when you talk about Rio are Copacabana Beach, Christ the Redeemer and Sugar Loaf Mountain. Well we’d ticked one off our list, now for the others. New Year’s Day, just like at home had been one of snoozing, lazing, recovering and eating. By the second…
So far we’d seen the mighty waterfalls at Iguassu from the Argentine side. Now, we’d see them from the Brazilian side too. Once again, our driver collected us from the bungalows but this time he whisked us over the land border with a quick check of paperwork and onto Iguassu…
The last blog was full of water and this will be no different! Last time, we enjoyed the splendour of The Devil’s Throat at Iguassu National Park. This boiling, hissing, roaring surge of water certainly left an impression. Having sustained ourselves with snacks following this wonderful sight, we made our…
During our trip away we’d seen many fabulous sights but the two that moved me to tears were Machu Picchu and Iguassu Falls. The Argentine side of the National Park is well organised with trains, well maintained paths, maps and signs galore. Just the walk up to catch the train…
From Mendoza we flew to Buenos Aires, the buzzy, cosmopolitan capital of Argentina. From the moment we arrived, we loved it! The architecture was stunning! Everywhere we turned, there were attractive buildings and monuments. And as the temperature seemed consistently hot, a hotel pool was a very welcome sight. It…
We’d really enjoyed Santiago and Chile and it had been really nice to have a few days of relative relaxation. We decided to visit Los Dominicos on our final full day. Los Dominicos is a Craft Village on the outskirts of Santiago which is full of local artisans selling beautiful…
Despite its size, the small Inka town of Ollantaytambo has, not one, but two railway stations. We only found this out by standing at the wrong one for a good ten minutes before moving on. Safely ensconced in the correct station we waited for Inka Rail. …
Yesterday, I went to the 2017 Bizmums Conference and Awards in Crewe. There were 120 business women in the room from across the country. Businesses of every description from network marketing to accounting to life coaches to editors all there to celebrate success, achievement and determination. It’s safe to say…
I was delighted to be nominated for the Liebster Award by fellow author Marie Anne Cope. I first had the pleasure of listening to some of Marie Anne’s thrilling and spine chilling stories at the Wrexham Carnival of Words in May. If you love a good horror story, like to…
I’m really lucky. I live opposite my local library. Although it’s relatively small, it is well used and busy. Recently we found out it would not be closing in the latest round of cuts. Phew! Libraries are such wonderful places. I’ve visited them since I was tiny. I have vivid…
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