The Best Commute in Gloucestershire?
I do enjoy my driving; 5 days a week I have a 20 minute journey to work each morning and another 20 minute journey back home.
Driving
Driving in Berlin… Eastern Style
Travelling in convoy, the guide in the lead car gives a commentary over the radio. You can choose between 1 hour and 2 hour tours β I chose the shorter one, to give me enough time to get back to… Continue reading
Take Me Home, Country Roads
Back in March at the Country to Country festival Sasha McVeigh was playing on one of the pop-up stages.
The London Expedition
Iβve had a car of my own for about 2 months now. Itβs quite nice not having to use public transport everywhere I go. I can take whichever route I want to wherever I want.
My First Car
In the last week I have become one step closer to a presenting job on Top Gear. I now have a car of my own (hooray)!
“This is the road to hell”
My journey home on Thursday was not quite on the “road to hell” (to quote that Chris Rea song) last night – although it didn’t quite go according to plan…
Life In the Fast Lane
I drove on the motorway today – for the first time since I did Pass Plus several years ago, shortly after passing my driving test.
Day Out In the Car
Since I started my new job at the beginning of December, I’ve been driving Dad’s car more and more. Most of the time it’s sharing the driving with Dad.
Settling In
Six days after my return from six weeks in Greece, and I am slowly settling back in to life in the UK, and life post university.
Sivota 2012: Around the Village – the Shops, Tavernas and Restaurants
Sivota is quite a quiet village – its mainly Greeks and Italians on holiday, which is a good thing. Its not too big, and its fairly easy to find your way around the selection of shops, bars, tavernas and restaurants.