Treasure Trails – Porthcurno

Treasure trails have been a firm favourite of mine for the past couple of years ever since my boyfriend introduced me to them when we met. It is such a brilliant concept – you put your postcode in online and it lists all the treasure trails in your area. Pick one, purchase, print and go!…

New Forest

For the past 10 days I have been back up country spending time with family and friends in Hampshire. Yesterday happened to be my mums birthday and so we spent the day in the New Forest with her, my stepdad, my boyfriend and our family dog, Alfie. I hadn’t been there in years! The last…

The Cornish Larder

Cornwall is a wonderful place to live but opportunities within the creative industry I personally find quite challenging. Every time I look on job sites I see the PERFECT job being advertised…the issue? It’s hours away. Wildlife photography has always and will continue to always be my passion but financially I have to look at…

Australia…Part 2

Now for part 2 of this mammoth blog! Good luck as you’re about to read (potentially) just under 4000 words. It was FINALLY time to pick up our campervan. We were using a company called Travellers Autobarn and I was absolutely buzzing! This was our lil van that would be taking us (hopefully) all the…

Australia…Part 1

So I am writing this all the way from sunny Australia! Well… I write the intro sat in a campsite next to Mission Beach whilst it pours with rain for like the 3rd day running but still… all the other days have been sunny soooo I can’t complain! I can’t actually believe it, I’m the…

Bissoe Valley Nature Reserve

As part of my 2nd year course at Falmouth University, we have been set an assignment to write a magazine article on a local habitat called Bissoe. Bissoe was once home to arsenic works from the early 19th century. Mining began there around 1812 with its main market being the Lancashire cotton industry which used…