Our adventure came to an end in Belgium, so with the motorhome packed and ready to go, we set off towards Luxembourg, enjoying the changing scenery as we travelled. One of the interesting sights along

After a leisurely start, we left our first campsite near Calais. With no electric hookup to disconnect, we were soon on our way. Joining the main route was straightforward and easy as we headed towards

Travelling abroad in a motorhome with a dog requires some extra planning thanks to certain voters choosing Brexit, but you have to turn a negative into a positive, so our European journey started with

While on holiday, I popped into the tearooms at Christchurch Priory, a beautiful historic church in the heart of town, to escape a heavy downpour. They have an outdoor seating area, but it definitely wasn't

Dog sitting duties are officially wrapped up, so it's time to head back down south to Christchurch, Dorset, UK with the pooch and his mum for the first leg of our holiday. We packed up, headed to the train

​It is always a bit sad wrapping up a dog sitting stint. Today is the final day of our adventures together as the pooches mum comes back today, so we made sure to get in one last proper outing. ​A light

​Armed with a jacket and an enthusiastic labrador, we took to the fields today for a proper local walk. Our walk took us through very colourful woodland (thanks to the overnight rain) and out across fields

Wearing shorts on a woodland walk turned out to be a slight mistake today. Thick brambles lined parts of the path, making it impossible to get close to some of the fungi without taking a few scratches.

I set off on a walk with the pooch this morning. Rain from earlier left big pools of muddy orange water along the track. The pooch, being a typical labrador, didn’t mind one bit and walked right through

Our morning #wednesdaywalk inspired by @tattoodjay took us through fields, bright yellow gorse, woodland paths, rocks, and purple heather. Along the way, we spotted a bit of local history and countryside

After heavy overnight rain, the sun finally came out this morning. I grabbed the lead and took the dog out to make the most of the clear weather. We headed over to the trail through the woods near the

Day five of dog sitting was a damp one. Rain had fallen overnight, so the fields were completely soaked. Instead of walking all the way down the fields to the road, where I would have needed to put the

Day four of dog sitting was just another normal walk for me. I walk every single day anyway, so getting outside is nothing new. Having a dog along simply meant I had welcome company on my usual route.

We went for a day trip to Whitby, a seaside town in North Yorkshire along the English coast. It has a long history as a busy port. Famous explorer Captain Cook lived here during his youth while learning

Dog sitting for a friend this week means morning walks. Last night brought a heavy storm with thunder and lightning, but the temperature stayed quite mild. By the time we stepped out onto the fields today,

This morning felt like autumn for the first time. It was cloudy and misty, but we warmed up once we actually started walking. I am dog sitting right now, so getting out early before the weather turned

I have just started dog sitting my friend’s dog today, but I am quite experienced with dogs, so it is nothing new for me. I always enjoy having a dog around and getting out for walks. Today we went for

After a weekend spent house sitting and playing butler to my friend's cat, I was very kindly given some lovely thank you presents. One of them was a bottle of Guinness Original, which is one of my favourites.

Thank you @priyanarc for the question "What My Camera Roll Says About Me" and for forcing me to look through my photos and do a bit of housekeeping, by which I mean deleting 40 blurred photos

It was sunny and bright, so I decided to head out and spend an hour walking around the local nature reserve. The weather was far too nice to stay indoors, and I wanted to get some fresh air. As I walked