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Rydges Kensington Plaza in London – A Great Hotel
Blog: My Little Nomads - 9 February 2012
A detailed review of the Rydges Kensington Hotel near Hyde Park and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Continue reading → Related Articles:London With Kids – Things To DoThe Best Family-friendly Hotels In London
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weekly photo: emerald peak district
Blog: The Road Forks - 9 February 2012
Chatsworth House, Peak District
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Lady at The Oyster Shed
Blog: A Lady in London - 8 February 2012
I always associate oysters with summertime. Maybe it’s because I love eating oysters outside by California’s Tomales Bay and enjoying them by the sea in England’s Whitstable. But in reality, and in the dead of winter, oysters can easily be enjoyed at any time of year. Like February. After a snowstorm. At The Oyster Shed, a new restaurant [...]
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The Hidden London Canal
Blog: Ottsworld - 7 February 2012
I gave him a smile and a head nod of acknowledgment and he gave me a proper raised eyebrow and reserved recognition as we swiftly passed each other shoulder to shoulder. A typical greeting among runners. I continued to dodge bicycles speeding by me as I ran along the canal gazing at houseboats and a [...]
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a week of good eats in london
Blog: The Road Forks - 7 February 2012
Chocolate and churros at London Chocolate Festival
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Lady at La Porte des Indes
Blog: A Lady in London - 6 February 2012
I took my first trip to India two years ago this month. I took my second trip two years ago next month. After a record start, I have been remiss about going back. But the nice thing about living in London is that you don’t have to travel to India to get a taste of [...]
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The Weekly Photo: Bath, England
Blog: Nomadic Matt's Travel Site - 5 February 2012
Looking out from the Roman baths in Bath, England
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Lady Makes a Pizza
Blog: A Lady in London - 3 February 2012
Since moving to London, I have spent most of my evenings eating at restaurants. This is partly because I love food, but mostly because I can’t cook. Left to my own devices, my diet consists mainly of scrambled eggs, spaghetti, and grilled cheese sandwiches. Last week my worlds collided when I was invited to make [...]
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weekly photo: changing of the guards at buckingham palace
Blog: The Road Forks - 3 February 2012
Changing of the guards at Buckingham Palace
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London & UK Organic & Sustainable Eating
Blog: Green Earth Guides ~ Traveling Naturally - 1 February 2012
UK green travelers and residents need never go hungry again! Explore the following super useful tools:
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Lady Goes to Leeds Castle, Dover, Canterbury, and Greenwich
Blog: A Lady in London - 1 February 2012
I could live in London for the rest of my life and still never see all there is to see. The same goes for England. And the UK. Living here has given me the opportunity to see a lot of the country on day trips, and I have had the luxury of taking my time. [...]
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Travel England
Blog: My Little Nomads - 31 January 2012
The Best Articles and Info for Traveling in England. Continue reading → Related Articles: Washington DC With Kids – The Best Things To Do Cheap Hotels In New York City
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Lady Celebrates Chinese New Year
Blog: A Lady in London - 30 January 2012
One of the things I love about London is that it is one of the most diverse cities in the world. Walk down the street in Soho and every person you pass will be speaking a different language. Try do decide on a restaurant, and you will have options for cuisine from all over the [...]
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Edinburgh with Kids
Blog: My Little Nomads - 29 January 2012
The best and funnest things to do with kids in Edinburgh, Scotland. Continue reading → Related Articles: London With Kids – Things To Do Kid-Friendly Hotels In London
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William S. Burroughs – Junkie Vagabond
Blog: Vagobond.com - 28 January 2012
William S. Burroughs - no other name rings so loudly in the annals of extraordinary literary vagabonds of the 20th century. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more!
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Lady Goes to Brighton
Blog: A Lady in London - 27 January 2012
Brighton isn’t the most popular winter travel destination. Nobody sunbathes on the beach in England when temperatures are near freezing. But when VisitBrighton invited me on a press trip to the city in January, I accepted. I was curious to see how the experience would compare to my last trip to Brighton, which took place [...]
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weekly photo: london at night
Blog: The Road Forks - 27 January 2012
Buses streaking by Houses of Parliament
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The Magic of Traveling With Kids
Blog: My Little Nomads - 25 January 2012
A 29 second video that perfectly captures the incredible experience of seeing the world with kids. Continue reading → Related Articles: Family Friendly Hotels In London Europe With Kids – The Ultimate Guide
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Lady at The Grill at The Dorchester
Blog: A Lady in London - 25 January 2012
There’s nothing I like more than starting a week with a good meal. Since I am the world’s worst cook, I generally leave the food to the experts. Yesterday was no exception. I was invited to have lunch at The Grill at The Dorchester, a London restaurant in the famous luxury hotel on Park Lane [...]
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yuki's kitchen sushi class
Blog: The Road Forks - 24 January 2012
In Japan, sushi is an art. Men --- only men, because women cannot become sushi chefs --- spend three years exclusively studying how to making rice.
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Lady Staycations in Knightsbridge
Blog: A Lady in London - 23 January 2012
I haven’t traveled much this month. With the exception of short trips to Belfast and the New Forest, I have stayed in London for all of January. Given that I’m usually on the move, cabin fever set in last week. Then I got invited to spend a night at The Capital Hotel in Knightsbridge, and [...]
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Lady at The Pig
Blog: A Lady in London - 19 January 2012
It’s winter in England. Time to curl up by the fire, take country walks in tweeds and wellies, and enjoy comfort food in cozy dining rooms. While these things can (sort of) be done in London, it is much easier to do them in the countryside. When I got invited to have lunch at The [...]
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Liverpool Museum: slavery then and now!
Blog: Solo Traveler - 18 January 2012
Traveling to Liverpool and visiting the museum took me to three continents and four centuries. That's the wonder of travel.
