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A birthday picnic walk in Sussex
We arrived in the lovely village of Firle, parked up and went to the wonderful village store for picnic supplies. Walking up through the village from here we passed a fabulous wild flower verge. Taking a footpath running alongside the wheat field. From here we could see the hill we were heading for, hoping to have our picnic up on the top. With each step we got a better look back at the view behind us, stretching for miles. Basil had a stop to take it all in. As we reached the top, the wind gusted over from the sea....
Lunch out, out
The weather here in East London has been wonderful this week. Not too hot, no rain and with a gentle breeze. We thought we'd make the most of it and head out to the park for lunch. It's always great to get away from the desk and outside for a break during the working day. A couple of PACMATs and a bottle of water in the bag, we headed down to pick up a (massive) sandwich on the way from Bread & Truffle and then went on to London Fields to find a suitable spot to picnic. Basil always like to stay close...
The precipice walk
Our first day at the cottage, near Dolgellau.Family Norway were delayed on their journey, so we spent the first night at the cottage as just the three of us and Basil. The others finally arrived around lunch time and although the grounds of the cottage were wonderful to explore we all ready to head out for a walk. It seemed only natural to try the most local and enticingly named Precipice Walk.In the cottage information pack we read that the Precipice Walk is a scenic trail that offering breathtaking views of the Mawddach Estuary and the surrounding mountains. Known for its narrow path along...
Festival packing list
What’s on our festival packing list this year? We are keeping an eye on the weather forecast, saving a few decisions until last minute. We don’t want to lug things for miles to our camp spot if we don’t need them. A few old favourites: Head torchAlways useful to find your way around the tent in the dark String and pegsIf it rains you'll need somewhere to hang things to dry. If it doesn't rain you might want to create a sunshade, or attach a reflective blanket to keep the tent cool. Ear plugs and eye patchIncase of noisy neighbours or...
Club Hub's Top 10
PACMAT is pleased to be featured "The Best Picnic Ideas for Kids." and "Best Festival ideas." by Club Hub, We are included in the list of tips along with Dr Zigs Bubbles, and Toast 'N' Dip Kits for picnics and Camp King Festival, Hippychilck Hipseat and Kids Festival Leggings from House of Happy Threds in the Festival top picks. Club Hub is the UK's Largest Kids Activities Directory for activities near you. From newborns to 18 years! Search by post code, age or activity type such "activity boxes, arts and crafts, attractions, baby to preschool classes, cooking and dance! There's a free App to...
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