And Traveling the World
Leap Day is coming! If you’ve been waiting four long years for February 29th to come around again, now’s the time to get out of your seat and celebrate. Or travel. In fact, if you’re thinking about taking a trip (or ten) this year, you might want to plan carefully. Some countries consider leap years lucky, while others see them as cursed. To help you plan, here are great places to travel in a leap year—and a few to avoid!
Today I want to bring you my guide to the best places to see snowdrops in Britain. From England to Scotland and Wales, there are great spots to see these tiny flowers in bloom.
Spring is coming. If you’re like me, you’re over winter and ready for some sunshine. If you want to know where to travel in spring, today I bring you A Lady in London’s 13 awe-inspiring spring travel destinations.
A few months ago my boyfriend invited me to a hunt ball in Scotland. I had no idea what that meant, but I said yes. After all, I’ve been an expat long enough to know how to smile and nod like a pro, then Google it later. Upon researching, I found out that hunt balls are festive evenings that take place throughout the UK to raise money for fox hunts. Controversial (I love foxes! They’re so cute!), but I love a good party (foxes do eat babies, after all). Squashing my conscience, I affirmed my positive response.
