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Tag Archives: days out

Enjoying family time together at Hughenden

20/08/2020
Sophie and Thomas walking towards the house at Hughenden

Family days out have been a rare occurrence this year. I miss being able to just jump in the car and head out for a spontaneous day out somewhere. We’ve never been the best at planning ahead for days out. Now we have to be more organised; book days out in advance; make sure we… Read More

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A walk around Cliveden

29/07/2020
Sophie and Thomas in front of the Fountain of Love at Cliveden

Our National Trust membership cards have been gathering dust for much of this year. It was nice to finally be able to use them and venture out for a day out at Cliveden at the start of the summer holidays. We pre-booked our timed-entry tickets online the week before. We had to arrive within our… Read More

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Venturing out to Chiltern Open Air Museum

21/07/202003/08/2020
A family of scarecrows on the 'Dig for Victory' allotment at Chiltern Open Air Museum

Now that restrictions are being relaxed and some of our favourite places have opened again, we are starting to venture out a little more. Chiltern Open Air Museum is somewhere we always enjoy exploring and was the perfect place for our first trip out together. Sophie, Thomas and I enjoyed an afternoon out during the… Read More

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10 places to enjoy outdoor fun with kids in South Bucks

04/03/202003/03/2020
Sophie looking at the water wheel in the Garden of Time at Iver Environment Centre

We love getting out and about in our local area for adventures. Being based just outside Greater London gives us the best of both worlds – countryside on the doorstep and good transport links into the city. Most of our favourite places for outdoor fun are in the South Bucks area. I’ve shared quite a… Read More

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Crazy golf fun at Putt Crazy, Northwick Park

20/02/202019/02/2020
Sophie getting ready to hit the ball up a slope and through the mouth of a model tiger

Disclaimer: we were invited to the VIP launch event of Putt Crazy to try out the two crazy golf courses. All thoughts and opinions are my own.   We’ve only played crazy golf two or three times as a family. It’s one of those things I always seem to associate with seaside holidays – and… Read More

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Sun, sea and sand – enjoying the calm before the storm on a winter beach trip

19/02/202019/02/2020
Hubby lying on the picnic blanket while Thomas and Sophie play in the sand on the beach

We don’t often get the chance to spend time at the beach so we have to grab the opportunity where we can. I did wonder if Storm Ciara was going to scupper our planned beach trip during our recent weekend in Torquay. But the morning was a beautiful sunny one and we made the most… Read More

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A visit to Padstow on Mummers’ Day

23/01/202022/01/2020
Daddy, Grandad and Sophie watching the Mummer's Day parade

On our last full day of our stay at Coombe Mill – Boxing Day – we decided to head to Padstow. Grandma had expressed a desire to visit Padstow during our stay. It seemed as good a place to go as any, although the weather wasn’t especially inviting. Cold and rainy. But we had waterproofs… Read More

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I'm Louise, mummy of three - Jessica, forever six, who was born with half a heart and lives on in mine; and heart-healthy Sophie (born 2013) and Thomas (born 2018). I blog about living with grief after child loss, crafts, days out and the little moments of family life.

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