Sunset at Jan Juc Beach, courtesy of a friend here How odd it is to be between two worlds - after spending over three months in England's bright sunshine in the hottest Spring on record, I am returning

A while ago we went for a stroll, we always walk together. It was a pleasant day so we decided to go into town and see what was happening. Since being stuck in quarantine it is something we haven't

'Don't go far' - they said For we were leaving within the hour I walk briskly down past the old mill Across the bridge and along the stream My hands dissolve in the running water I have minutes, an hour

An English meadow is far superior to the sunburnt grassplains of my home country in Australia. Whilst you might be forgiven for not seeing the clover for the grass in a long view, to look closely you discover

English landscapes are full of odd landscape words - barrows and sleights, tors and fords. The most fascinating are the man made bits of the landscape that at first glance, you believe to be natural. Yet

Hey there, folk of this fair isle. I've been using the #teamengland tag for a while, since I feel like a token English person, what with being married to one and being in lockdown in Somerset and all.

It was kinda strange when Boris eased the restrictions a little here. We kinda felt like dogs too scared to leave the cage. What, we can drive wherever we want for exercise? Feeling the fear, we did it

I thought our English family were all from Yorkshire. My Granddad spoke with a very thick accent til the day he died - being Australian, it was often hard to understand him. I loved my grandparents, and

There's a very strange feeling that comes across me in Britain sometimes. Like I'm walking with the ghosts of the people that have come from me - a psychic geography, if you will, where you can see the

I can't read a map. I know I know - I should be able to read a map, but ordinance survey maps in England are actually quite tricky, unless you have a feel for the landscape. If my husband chose to abandon

I crouched in wild garlic fields on a cool day - Settled in the dark woods, they greenly nudged my boots Nodded podded flower heads, a snowy bouquet Praying to earth, under which white bulbs crowd, rooted

Walking in Somerset is like walking through a green grocers. Whilst veggie boxes seem predominately tuber based - please don't mention potatoes to me - the woods, lanes and hedgerows provide more nutritious

Yesterday we felt bloody trapped. So trapped that Jamie was looking for flights to Australia every other hour. I was stressing as I don't want to risk a flight home, and don't want to spent two weeks in

England is definitely coming home early without the world cup trophy, the game between Croatia was a struggle, the first 5-10min England played really well, good passing, confident long ball passing, good

Its almost end of the world cup season with 3 more matches to go. tonight will be the anticipating match of England vs Croatia. Today I wanna talk about England Football, being in Malaysia, we are exposed

Less than 1 hour left before first match of World Cup 2018! I'm sure all of us, the football fans will be very excited about this.  Here in Kota Kinabalu, I don't have a television to enjoy every

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