The GAME CHANGING travel essential for menstruators. As someone who suffers from really bad periods, I have spent the last few years trying to find anything that will make my time of the month easier. In terms of travelling, I have looked at so many different solutions, but none of them really seemed to work. However, through those pesky targeted adds on Instagram that everyone complains about, I have found…
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Best gifts for travellers – that they’ll actually use
Ever struggled to buy someone a travel inspired gift but thought anything practical would seem boring? I’m here to tell you that practical gifts that will save money, time or space are some of the best gifts for travellers. This list should give you an insight into what would actually be a useful travel-inspired gift that they’ll actually use, as I’ve often found that looking up ‘gifts for travellers’ often…
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What clothes to pack for The Lakes in October for a week hiking
October is one of those odd months in the UK when the weather could be something drastically different every single day for the entire month. One day it could be 24℃ and you’re walking around in shorts and a t-shirt, the next it could be 7℃, foggy to the point of zero visibility and you’re wrapped in 10 layers. This list should account for all possibilities without feeling like you’re…
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Best 10 places to eat in Oxford on a budget
As a local, I figured I’d let you know some of the best places to eat in Oxford on a budget, whether you’re looking for a local café or a chain restaurant or a yummy snack, you’ll be able to find something that works for you. Most of these are located in the covered market and around the Cornmarket street area. 1. Tortilla Burrito This is one of my favourite…
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Backpacking through South and Central America – planning a trip
In the last year, backpacking through South and Central America has moved much higher up my bucket list, I’ve seen more people going there on backpacking trips, more female travellers going solo, and it’s been painted in a much more positive, safer light than I’d always known it as growing up. Obviously, I know it hasn’t completely changed and that you still have to be vigilant, but not necessarily more…
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What to pack for Scotland in July
I had a hard time figuring out what to pack for in Scotland in July, simply because the weather is VERY unpredictable in the UK, and at home in the South we were experiencing a heat wave so we didn’t really know what to expect. I packed my belongings in my backpacks. I use the Osprey Atmos AG 65 in men’s (I got it fitted and realised my shoulders were…