Be inspired by bloggers who travel with a health issue or disability and how they overcome the problems that travelling came bring.
Celebrating more mature bloggers who write about travel, history, food and adventure. Over 40s bloggers to read and follow.
A slightly irreverent look at how I am getting through the menopause, hot flushes and the seven dwarves of the menopause.
Self-isolation during Coronavirus can be seen as a curse or a blessing. Choose to use this time as an opportunity to change your life for the better.
Do you Geocache? Do you even know what Geocaching is? I must admit I was completely oblivious until reading about looking for geocaches on the Isle of Man in August. A quick Google, a download of the geocaching.com app and I was hooked! What is Geocaching? The best way I can describe Geocaching is that […]
Travelling can be difficult at the best of times, but when you have a disability or a health issue to contend with as well as your luggage, different cultures, language and everything else, it can be really challenging. People can be unsympathetic and dismissive, especially if your disability or health issue is not visible. I […]
When I first started my blog, I felt that the blogging world was only for people in their 20s and 30s. I soon realised that I was not the only “mature” blogger and there were plenty of amazing, interesting mature bloggers who were experiencing life and travel in their 40s, 50s and beyond! Today, 12 […]
2019 has only just started, and already my travel plans for the year are beginning to come together. I am going to try to be more spontaneous and not book too far in advance this year so that I can take advantage of any last minute opportunities that come along. Although I really enjoy housesitting, […]
2018 was an interesting year with 10 countries visited and some of my bucket list ticked off!
Sometimes when you travel, what sticks in your mind more than all the religious and historical sites, the wildlife or the scenery, is the amazing friendships you make along the way. Imran, our tuk-tuk driver in Jaipur, is one such friend. He invited us to join his family for the Kite Festival in January, a […]
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