Roman around Nimes.

Nimes lies in the Languedoc region of Southern France, and is a hubbub of Roman history and city life. 

Nolay.

There are so many towns and villages in France that are homes to beautiful architecture, ranging through the centuries, but that are dilapidated and being left to die, purely because of a lack of income into the area. 

The great escape.

The journey to Dover was long and tedious, made worse by the fact that the trains in the channel tunnel were running an hour behind schedule due to problems on the line. However, it did allow me the chance to curl up in the camper and catch up on some much needed sleep before heading south, to Saint Omar, where I parked up for the first night.

Wild Camping.

People may think that describing our night away as Wild Camping may be a slight stretch when it involved the camper, a king size duvet, and waking up to a peppermint tea. However, it was Wild Camping non the less.

The Barge Inn.

Overlooking the canal, with an idyllic beer garden that you would normally only find in a Richard Curtis rom-com, The Barge Inn is one of the most beautiful pubs I have ever laid my eyes on. 

A weekend in Wiltshire.

Tucked away behind The Three Magpies pub, near the pretty village of Melksham in Wiltshire, you will find The Three Magpies Campsite. 

It's here.

Today I picked up my new toy!