“That’s an ‘ealth n safety nightmare” is something we hear far too often these days. It seems like since the days of my childhood the true meaning of fun and adventure has been lost somewhat. Luckily the mayor of Bristol seems to retain some of playfulness that I miss. I don’t know any city in the UK that would close one of it’s major high streets all in the name of a bit of fun.
This is exactly what happened in Bristol a few weekends ago…
Having spent this year firmly rooted in the UK (with the odd trip to the Channel Islands of course!) it’s time I wrote a post about my home travels. As I decided not to go home for Easter, I realised this would mean not seeing my parents for quite a while. Now, with me in Bristol, my sister in Cambridge and my parents in Norfolk, London is the perfect midway place for us to meet. We set a date and were reunited at my auntie’s flat in Kensington on Saturday.
The canal
Portobello Road Market
Prior to this, my sister, her boyfriend and I had had a wander around Portobello Road market. It was lovely to amble slowly around and discover the wonderful street-foods and eclectic mix of antiques. An expensive area if you want to sit down for a drink, but the market is marvellous. Be prepared for a busy road packed with tourists. It’s totally worth it though for some of the delicious treats on offer! Continue reading
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