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Three Shire Heads📍 Gradbach, Buxton SK17 0SUThree shire heads is an absolutely lovely place to visit. It offers a deligh...
28/01/2024

Three Shire Heads
📍 Gradbach, Buxton SK17 0SU

Three shire heads is an absolutely lovely place to visit. It offers a delightful mix of natural beauty and tranquility, making it the perfect spot for a relaxing day out. The walk to Three Shire Heads is easy and manageable, making it accessible for all members of the family. Whether you have young children or elderly relatives, everyone can enjoy the serenity of this peaceful location. And if you’re feeling adventurous, there’s even a chance to cool off with a refreshing swim during the summer months! So make sure to mark your calendars and plan a visit back here in the summer – you won’t want to miss out on this delightful experience!

📍 River of light, Albert Dock, LiverpoolIt’s back for 17 nights only… Started Friday, October 21 and runs till Sunday, ...
23/10/2022

📍 River of light, Albert Dock, Liverpool

It’s back for 17 nights only… Started Friday, October 21 and runs till Sunday, November 6.

Lights switch on a 5pm each night until 9pm

And what’s even better is that it doesn’t cost a thing..

📍Chee Dale Stepping Stones, Buxton, Peak DistrictThe Chee Dale stepping stones walk in the Peak District starts from Mil...
23/10/2022

📍Chee Dale Stepping Stones, Buxton, Peak District

The Chee Dale stepping stones walk in the Peak District starts from Miller’s Dale Car Park, then goes down the Monsal Trail, bends around the River Wye towards the two sets of stepping stones. Finally, the walk goes up in to the Chee Dale Valley before looping back down towards the Monsal Trail once again.

Make sure you get a get map as it can be quite tricky to find, and we had zero phone signal there for most of the walk.

In heavy rain the Chee Dale Stepping Stones are often submerged in water, so plan this walk for when the weather has been dry.

*Starting point address*
Miller’s Dale car park, Wormhill, Buxton, SK17 8SN

Parking was £5 for the day

23/10/2022

📍Cheedale stepping stones, Buxton, Peak District.

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Happy New year to you all, hope 2022 is a good one 💙Iv been soo many amazing places this year, so here’s my top 9 from 2...
31/12/2021

Happy New year to you all, hope 2022 is a good one 💙

Iv been soo many amazing places this year, so here’s my top 9 from 2021. Hope you like 👍

1. One of my best waterfalls in the Wales, Aber falls.
2. The number one beach in Cornwall, Kynance Cove.
3. A bit of history where King Arthur was born and Merlins Cave. Tintagel Castle, Cornwall
4. The most amazing theatre built on the edge of a cliff. Minnack Theatre, Cornwall
5. A little boat trip over to a historic castle with a unbelievable garden. St Michaels Mount, Cornwall
6. Always wanted to go to Durdle door and man’O’war bay and it didn’t disappoint. Jurassic coast, Dorset.
7. A bit of shopping and sight seeing in the most famous shopping district in the world. Beverly Hills, LA
8. Camping in Joshua Tree will be a experience I will never forget. Joshua Tree, LA
9. After walking up mount Hollywood you are meet with some amazing views of LA, the Hollywood sign and the Griffen Observatory. LA

And so many more what didn’t make the list…..


📍Griffin Observatory, 2800 E Observatory Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90027, United StatesGriffith Observatory is located Los Ang...
19/12/2021

📍Griffin Observatory, 2800 E Observatory Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90027, United States

Griffith Observatory is located Los Angeles, California on the south-facing slope of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park. With views of the Los Angeles Basin including Downtown Los Angeles to the southeast, Hollywood to the south, and the Pacific Ocean to the southwest. The observatory is a popular tourist attraction with a close view of the Hollywood Sign and an extensive array of space and science-related displays.

Over 7 million people have been able to view through the 12-inch (30.5 cm) Zeiss refractor since the observatory's 1935 opening; this is the most people to have viewed through any telescope.

Admission to the building and grounds of Griffith Observatory is free of charge. Planetarium shows at the Observatory are offered eight times a day on weekdays and ten times a day on weekends. A small fee is charged for admission to the planetarium shows. As long as the weather permits, the Observatory offers free public telescope viewing every night the observatory is open. This includes the historic Zeiss Telescope on the roof, and up to four portable telescopes placed outside offering views of visible celestial objects for the night.

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📍Joshua Tree Nation Park, California, United StatesCamping under the stars in the middle of desert at Joshua tree is a e...
09/12/2021

📍Joshua Tree Nation Park, California, United States

Camping under the stars in the middle of desert at Joshua tree is a experience I will never forget!!

Lest we forget 🌹
14/11/2021

Lest we forget 🌹

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