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The Nomads Kitchen Filter Coffee Mug We are so very grateful to have been gifted; free of charge; a  Filter Coffee Mug  to review by the amazing guys at The Nomads Kitchen . That said, all opinions expressed in this blog post are my own honest thoughts and opinions. So here goes... First Impressions   The Nomads Kitchen is a small innovative business that is 'made up of 9 friends from across the globe'. The business began in 2018 after a lack of availability of small amounts of cooking spices (when travelling) exposed a gap in the market.  The Nomads Kitchen now specialise in products that enhance the enjoyment of food and drink when you are traveling away from home. You can read The Nomads Kitchens full story by following this link .  The Nomads Kitchen  believe that you should "Eat Well & Travel Often". Something that I totally agree with! Ordering products on  The Nomads Kitchen website is very easy and straightforward. They even have a c

PACMAT Picnic Blanket Review  & Discount Code The lovely people at  Rubbastuff   have very kindly given me one of their PACMAT picnic blankets  and a set of groundsheet pegs ; free of charge; to review. However, although the PACMAT and pegs have been gifted to me, please note that all opinions expressed in this blog are my own, honest opinions. Also, please be aware that Rubbastuff have also, very kindly given me a generous  discount code to share with you which you will find at the end of this review. That said, now onto the review... The beautiful Butterflies Gold Family Special Edition PACMAT   (with artwork by artist Gabby Malpas). First Impressions I always feel that the customer service that you receive from a company says a lot about them! From my very first contact with  Rubbastuff they have been helpful, informative and totally professional. The integrity of their business is reinforced by their exemplary customer service.  We received our

Halloween at Legoland Windsor We arrived at  Legoland Windsor  about half an hour after it had opened. It didn't take us long to find a parking space and walk to the entrance. After a quick bag search and a visit to the guest services (which took longer then necessary), we showed our tickets at the main gate and entered Legoland ready for a day of Lego themed fun! We just happened to be visiting while Legoland was celebrating Halloween so there were plenty of spooky decorations to add to the atmosphere.  After a visit to the toilets (it seemed that everyone else had had the same idea), we popped into the coffee shop. After finding out that there was a 15 minute wait for hot drinks, we decided to forego the coffee and set off to explore. We had a quick stop at the Rebuild The World area before then heading on down into the park. Because the entrance to Legoland is at the top of a hill, you have 2 options to make your way down into the park. There