We love hiking and we love the mountains. We were in Lake District, Scafell Pike is there too, so… 😀 We climbed the three peaks (ok, not in 24 for hours, but a little bit more than a year). Our favourite is Ben Nevis, the second is Scafell Pike and the bronze medalist is Snowdon…
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Greenwich, Emirates Cable Car (again)
Now, as I have time (I am a couch potato thanks to Covid, I have no energy but am bored as hell) to run through my old pictures, I found some lovely memories. In May our friends from Hungary visited us for a long weekend so we turned the touristy mode on and went to…
Once upon a time in Liverpool
there was a team. Well, there is a team! 🙂 After a thrilling, nerve-racking, mind-wrenching, joyful, tearful, unforgettable season we finally got the trophy parade. This team was close to winning everything. The unimaginable (it’s not unimaginable anymore) quadruple. We all know what happened and we were laughed at because after that Champions League final…
Exploring the UK – Wales, Snowdonia
This was our second attempt. The first time, when we went to Liverpool for a 5-day long holiday, the weather was less satisfactory (there was a big storm) so we didn’t drive to Wales. This time we went to Liverpool again because of the trophy parade (my next post – stay tuned :D) and my…
A few things why we love hiking – #4
Lots of fun together I decided to make a family picture every time we go somewhere (because we don’t have enough). This is why I had a complete series of Balint’s reactions when he noticed that he sat into an anthill. He loves whining by the way (but that time he had a reason for…
Road trip in France – Port-en-Bessin-Huppain (April 15)
There was one thing left on our to-do list: find a place where the boys can eat oysters (I am not fond of seafood, so it wasn’t a question that I let them do the experiment… :D) My husband loved it, My little one was ok with it, my first born almost threw it up…
Road trip in France – Mont-St.Michel (April 14)
There’s a famous little town on a little island where you can walk only during low tide. Well, nowadays you can go there any time than to a bridge. But I can imagine how could it be a long time ago. The visitor car parks are around 1.5 miles from the mount. From there you…
Windsor Castle
Today we visited the home of Queen Elisabeth II. We’ve been living here for more than two years now, but – thanks to a well-known but not too popular virus – we haven’t visited this famous place in this country. Until today. The weather was absolutely kind to us, it was mild enough even for…
Exploring England – Pinner 06/02
Pinner is a suburb of Harrow. It is a charming historic town (in Greater London) with lots of beautiful old buildings.
Exploring England – Seven Sisters 30/01
Finally, Balint could stop self-isolating! We were so lucky with the weather. It was almost like Spring. 🙂
UK Wanderers 