Moving through life's seasons
Reading Rory Stewart’s Politics On the Edge was a slow burner to start with but then it became increasingly hard to put down. It really was one of those books where I was almost disappointed when I’d finished it; I was hungry for more. Continue reading “Politics On the Edge review”
I blame that chirpy Michael Mosley for getting me onto this Cawston Press beetroot juice journey. Hopefully readers will find this review entertaining and, possibly, helpful. Continue reading “Review – Cawston Press Beetroot juice”
Seems ages since I’ve reviewed anything, so here goes. Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Kenyan ground coffee. Continue reading “Review – Sainsbury’s Kenyan ground coffee”
Here’s wrapping up 2023, a very curious year. Continue reading “Wrapping up 2023”
Following an earlier post on the utterly horrid Greggs coffee, it is my pleasure to tell you about my M&S coffee review. It has been another motorway service station coffee. Continue reading “M&S coffee review”
There are times when you simply need a caffeine boost. If it comes as a really nice coffee, so much the better. However, that’s not quite what I got on yesterday’s 200 mile drive home. Continue reading “Greggs coffee review”
Just imagine losing your home and business, all in a week. To make things worse, within days your partner is told he’s terminally ill and you’re virtually penniless. That is the start of The Salt Path, a fascinating journey of two ‘novice’ backpackers on the South West long distance footpath. Continue reading “Review – The Salt Path, Raynor Winn”