Plastic — it is the material we are all struggling to live with, but seemingly cannot live without. It invades every aspect of our day to day lives, from the nylon fibres that thread our clothing to the packaging that stores our weekly shopping. And despite our efforts to combat this crisis, only a mereContinueContinue reading “Pollution Solutions”
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The Isabella Plantation
Where? Richmond Park, Richmond TW10 5HSWhen? May – June (this is when the azaleas are in full bloom, however the park is open all year round)How Much? Free (and parking is also free) Nothing could have quite prepared me for the explosion of colour that I was met by upon entering the unassuming gates ofContinueContinue reading “The Isabella Plantation”
Slow Down Fast-Fashion
Around 6 months ago, I began writing articles for my local magazine. I was asked whether I’d be interested in contributing an article each quarter on the topic of sustainability & the environment from a fresh perspective. Having made eco-conscious changes in my own life over the past few years, this was an offer thatContinueContinue reading “Slow Down Fast-Fashion”
Duke of York Square Food Market
Where? 80 Duke of York Square, London, SW3 4LYWhen? Every Saturday, 10am-4pmWhat? Farmers produce, street-food, bakery, patisserie, cheeses & meats Every Saturday, the cobbled pavements of the Duke of York Square are bought to life by an ensemble of local food produce sellers. From cakes to confectionary, street food to sweet food, gourmet to groceries,ContinueContinue reading “Duke of York Square Food Market”
Humble Crumble
After spending a morning at Borough Market, hovering around stalls for tasters & filling your bellies with delicious street food, nothing will quite make your stomach rumble like Humble Crumble!
The Wallace Collection
Type? Permanent When? 10am-5pm Monday-SundayWhere? Hertford House, Manchester Square, London W1U 3BNHow Much? Free (with paid additional exhibitions) Displaying an array of medieval & renaissance artwork, silverware and armour, the decadent walls of Hertford House are home to a vast collection accumulated by the first four marquesses of Hertford and Sir Richard Wallace. Having openedContinueContinue reading “The Wallace Collection”
High-Rise Hill
Exploring London’s green spaces: Greenwich Park Renowned for its rich naval history and the Prime Meridian line, Greenwich is home to a variety of cultural and geographical landmarks. Comprised of historic buildings and rolling green hills, Greenwich is the striking counterpart to its corporate cousin, Canary Wharf. A short journey from the bustling streets ofContinueContinue reading “High-Rise Hill”
Superblue
Silent Fall Installation by A.A. Murakami Where? 6 Burlington Gardens When? Until Summer 2022 How Much? Tues-Thurs: £11 online/£13 in person (£8.50 online concession) & Fri-Sunday: £13 online/£15 in person (no concession) Who? A.A. Murakami (audio & scents by Paul Schütze) Exhibition type: Temporary Whilst it might burst your bubble to hear that Superblue isContinueContinue reading “Superblue”
Say Hello to Portobello
What to do in Notting Hill Exploring one of London’s most beloved locations Tuesday 9 November 2021 Where? Portobello Road, Notting Hill, London (Notting Hill Gate station) When? On all week – Best days to go are Friday and SaturdayHow Much? Free Crowding the verges of Portobello Road, antiques, hats and silverware don’t leave mushroomContinueContinue reading “Say Hello to Portobello”
Introducing Me
From art, travel and food, blogging is something that I have adored since Instagrams debut. I kickstarted my blogging career with my personal art account @Ki55_of_art which has since been rebranded. Soon to emerge were @gennorris_travels, @paperkitedesigns and (my personal favourite) @piggyportions – whilst my various accounts have only had relative success, my persistence andContinueContinue reading “Introducing Me”
Calendar Girl 