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Why Choose Real Leather?
Discover why real leather bags and accessories remain a timeless choice. From their durability and unique quality to sustainability benefits and effortless style, genuine leather offers more than just looks—it’s an investment that lasts. Learn the key reasons why choosing real leather is worth it over synthetic alternatives.
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A Gallery by the Sea: From Liverpool Blitz Rubble to Shoreline Sculpture at Crosby Beach
Discover Crosby Beach’s hidden “Gallery by the Sea,” where rubble from the Liverpool Blitz was dumped along the shoreline in the 1940’s. Today, bricks, tiles, and architectural fragments have been reshaped by the tide into an accidental open-air gallery. Part memorial, part artwork of erosion, this unique stretch of coast tells the story of war,…
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2025 John Moores Painting Prize
Discover the highlights of the 2025 John Moores Painting Prize at Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery. From Ally Fallon’s award-winning abstract, If You Were Certain, What Would You Do Then* to Dan Davis’s haunting Kitten and Sheila Rennicks’ provocative Girls Gals, this year’s exhibition captures the vitality of contemporary British painting. Explore powerful abstracts, figurative works,…
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My Ideal Week: Balance, Productivity, and Joy
My ideal week is the perfect balance of productivity, creativity, and joy. From organised workdays and LinkedIn networking wins to peaceful runs, embroidery, and quality time with my Jack Russell, Austin—I imagine a week where tasks are done on time, health goals stay on track, and there’s always space to recharge.
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The Best Things About September: Why This Month Feels So Special
Discover the best things about September and why it’s one of the most underrated months of the year. From slipping back into black boots and black bras to enjoying cosy evenings, seasonal foods, and fresh routines, September feels like a true reset. It’s also a time when social calendars open up, TV series return, and…
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Is Windermere Suffering from Overtourism?
Windermere may be the jewel of the Lake District, but is it being loved to death? From crowded viewpoints at Orrest Head to noisy beaches and endless queues, overtourism is reshaping the landscape. Here’s a personal reflection on the pressures facing Windermere—and how visitors can travel more sustainably.
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Alison: A Name, a Story, and a Wardrobe of Vintage T-Shirts
Ever wondered about the meaning of the name Alison? My story blends 60s TV, family inspiration, childhood nicknames, and even a love of vintage T-shirts, showing how names evolve with identity and style.
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The Unexpected Beauty of a Decaying Tangerine
A spoiled tangerine, no longer fit to eat, becomes an unexpected work of art. From vibrant orange to fringes of white mould, its decay reveals beauty in imperfection—a meditation on time, transformation, and the hidden artistry of everyday life.
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Peace. . .
Peace is found in those quiet evenings at home, relaxing with a steaming pot of tea and a refreshing J2O or ginger beer by my side. Soft classical music plays gently in the background, a scented candle flickers nearby, and my dog sleeps contentedly on my lap. It’s the perfect cosy night in—a moment of…
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Hiking Pendle Hill
Discover the scenic 12-mile Pendle Hill hike starting from Clitheroe, a charming Lancashire town steeped in history. Follow a lively Jack Russell and his owner as they navigate countryside trails, quirky app directions, and grazing cattle. Learn about alternative family-friendly routes, useful navigation tools like Outdoor Active, and calming pet treats that help keep dogs…
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