Lego Animals at Slimbridge
Being members of Slimbridge, we visit there often and the girls are always entertained feeding the ducks or playing I Wellyboot Land. However, it is always great to visit when they have special activities...
Being members of Slimbridge, we visit there often and the girls are always entertained feeding the ducks or playing I Wellyboot Land. However, it is always great to visit when they have special activities...
One of the things that I love about where we live is the little areas of green spaces that we have in the surrounding area. We usually stick to the parks with play areas...
We visited Puzzlewood in the Forest of Dean last summer. I was instantly captivated by this enchanting place. Karen from Mini Travellers saw my post and was very keen to experience it for herself....
After the very successful Gruffalo and Gruffalo’s Child trails, the latest forest walk from the Forestry Commission is the Superworm Trail. This wasn’t on at Westonbirt Arboretum (which would have been our first choice),...
If you read my blog regularly, you will know that we visit the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust frequently. There is always plenty to do, but I will only tend to visit if the weather...
New Year’s Eve was a cold but dry day, so in the afternoon we headed out to Slimbridge WWT to catch the wild bird feed. The girls had fun as usual in Welly Boot...
This week we visited Clearwell Caves in the Forest of Dean. These are natural caves which have been mined for iron ore for thousands of years, however, we didn’t visit to learn more about the...
Within 48 hours of our last trip to Westonbirt Arboretum for Enchanted Christmas (http://www.stoppingattwo.co.uk/post/104432600098/enchanted-christmas-at-westonbirt-arboretum), we were back again for The Gruffalo’s Child Trail. We did The Gruffalo trail during the summer (http://www.stoppingattwo.co.uk/post/92560157888/looking-for-the-gruffalo-at-westonbirt) and Freyja loved it....
As magnificent as Westonbirt is in all its autumn glory, now is the time to visit for a really magical walk around the arboretum. Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings from the end of November...