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A free family adventure: turn your next walk into a building treasure hunt with Humanise
Is your child forever constructing elaborate LEGO creations, asking how buildings stay standing or wondering what an old factory used to make?
Relatable!
The photos in this article were already in my camera reel - taken over years of pointing out beautiful buildings to my children on our travels, capturing the details we noticed and wanted to remember. One of the kids is now studying engineering at university, and while I can’t claim those little moments inspired that choice, I love that our shared curiosity about how things are designed and built is still going strong.
If your kids love buildings, can I recommend a free download that’s worth having on your phone?
Relatable!
The photos in this article were already in my camera reel - taken over years of pointing out beautiful buildings to my children on our travels, capturing the details we noticed and wanted to remember. One of the kids is now studying engineering at university, and while I can’t claim those little moments inspired that choice, I love that our shared curiosity about how things are designed and built is still going strong.
If your kids love buildings, can I recommend a free download that’s worth having on your phone?
by Newsdesk
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Best lunch on the Isle of Wight! A coastal dining experience at Freshwater Bay
Sometimes you don’t need to travel far to feel like you’ve gone on holiday and it all starts with a short ferry ride.
That was exactly how our day at The Rock at The Albion, Freshwater Bay felt. Starting in Lymington, we crossed the Solent with Quay 2 Quay to Yarmouth before being collected and whisked away to Freshwater Bay for a long, leisurely lunch overlooking the sea.
That was exactly how our day at The Rock at The Albion, Freshwater Bay felt. Starting in Lymington, we crossed the Solent with Quay 2 Quay to Yarmouth before being collected and whisked away to Freshwater Bay for a long, leisurely lunch overlooking the sea.
by Sarah Bourne
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Afternoon tea in & around Portsmouth and Southampton – 5 lovely places to try
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