The Pride Of Our Lion…
Hot, grumpy Dragons asked for Dadda cuddles in the breezy shade of the trees…
…And when naptime loomed for the smallest of our tribe, we adopted a fierce little lion cub to take home…
Enjoy the sunshine whilst it lasts.
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Hot, grumpy Dragons asked for Dadda cuddles in the breezy shade of the trees…
…And when naptime loomed for the smallest of our tribe, we adopted a fierce little lion cub to take home…
Enjoy the sunshine whilst it lasts.
Whilst we were at Centerparcs a few weeks ago [which feels like forever ago now], we managed to visit the Marvellous Monsters at Longleat Safari Park. We were more curious than ever to step through the gates to the park because like a huge number of families in the UK, we’ve spent a great deal…
Looks like an ordinary tent, right? Wrong. This is the entrance to the best Christmas attraction I’ve found in the UK. Probably the most expensive per head (unless Harrods does something, I’ve never ventured there), but without a doubt the best by far in my experience…and believe me, I know how to do my research…
After a decent amount of husky howling, we made our way to the doors of the elves’ Toy Factory. Our Saami told us that we would be helping out with the toy making today, and after a little song, the children were invited to knock on the door. Our team name was displayed proudly ~…
When we awoke on our third day of the holiday, we knew just where we were headed – Folly Farm. It had been recommended to us by so many local people before we set off for our holiday and we were so excited to set off. Looking back – even as we left the Farm,…
So, after I finally managed to pry two of my three boys away from the tractors (number three was still strapped to me, I have at least a year’s grace there), we decided to have a little tug of war contest… I was impressed with our Little Adventurer’s technique. Dadda tried to win but it…
Last week, Dadda decided to take a day off so that we could have a trip out to our local (yet unvisited in the previous 10 years of us living here) wildlife centre. If we’re honest, we didn’t hold out much hope for it because most of the UK’s wildlife survives by secreting itself away…