I am so ashamed that I have never been to the Royal Welsh Show. I am 100% welsh, and I know that’s no important but growing up in such a small country, I’m ashamed that I’ve never been to the biggest agricultural festival not only in the country but in Europe.
Anyway, I had the opportunity with work to head up to the show for the day and showcase some of the work that we do. Although I was technically working, I manged to go out and about and wonder around.
How to spend a few hours in a city is a tricky task to overcome, and although I can spend a lot longer in Bath, but I managed to see everything on my list. Bath, England is on my 2018 bucket list and last weekend I managed to tick it off. Although I have been before, but it was for something I can’t remember what for and didn’t even get a change to take any photos.
Bath is a city in the South West England countryside and known for its famous Roman bath ruins. The honey coloured city is known for its Roman archaeological sites all over the city.
On a day to day basis I sit on Pinterest and see all these beautiful places that I have never heard of and add them to my never ending travel bucket list, so here are 7 European cities I’d love to explore.
I follow so many travel accounts on Instagram, and whenever I see a picture of Slovenia it just makes me want to go more and more. The Julian Alps stretch from Italy to Slovenia, and has a little town called Bled situated within the Alps. Lake Bled is one of those destinations where you see a picture and you know immediately where it is (a bit like Lake Louise, Alberta)
source: Andys Travel Blog
Last month, I travelled the long 4 hour car journey to Leeds for the 4th time in 3 years. Leeds is such amazing and vibrant city. It reminds me so much of Cardiff which I why I love it so much.
As much as I love the freedom of staying in an AirBnB, I love staying in hotels. Even if it is just one nice relaxing night but the thought of having the bedding changed for me and food only down a few floors is bloody great (always thinking about food, standard.)
When we first arrived at the Marriot Hotel, the reception area was very grand and the staff were incredibly friendly and funny. Although the hotel looked amazing, the location was perfect.
The outside of the hotel is beautiful, there’s a lovely grass area to sit with a dog fountain. Yup, you heard correctly, a dog fountain. The area is lovely to sit around if the weather is nice.The reason we travelled to Leeds for the weekend was for a festival that was in the city centre, so it was basically on the door step and again it was a 2 minute walk to Yates. (Also always thinking about alcohol.)
For Christmas my mum bought me Packing Cubes
