Today we went to Oxburgh Hall. This house has been in the family since the 14th century. Crazier part, they are Catholic. For this family to have owned and pass this house down generation to generation since the 14th century and still live in half of it thats closed to the public today is amazing. One reason […]
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Today we went off the beaten path! Welcome to Kersey! Kersey was once well known for cloth-making – so well known that it is mentioned in Shakespeare’s Love’s Labours Lost. Kersey was famous for a rough, ribbed cloth which was especially suitable for hosiery. Today Kersey is yet another picturesque Suffolk village, probably best known for pottery […]
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Can we just take a minute and admire how beautiful the English countryside is?!?! I just love it and I’m ready for some SUNNY days! Come on May-August!! I love how green everything is and all of the wild flowers! I seriously never want to leave the UK, EVER! I also love old things! So this […]
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Back in June while my mom was here visiting we stopped by Holy Island on our way back from Scotland. It was a rainy foggy day (nothing new HAHA) and you only had access to the island during certain times, due to the tide. With the foggy setting I straight up felt like we were […]
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This post is LONG OVER DUE! I’ve been bad and haven’t been keeping up with the blog as best as I can, but I was busy the last few months of the year. Finishing up school and working five to six days a week. I was so tired I’d just clean the house and relax. […]
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Wandering Yagers 