We’ve definitely entered Autumn. Between getting our coats out and gathering conkers, we’ve been reflecting on all the great adventures we have had this summer. Continue reading Mappy Monday – Europe Passport Covers Map
The Travel News- September 23rd 2016
A map made out of flowers, some arty zebra crossings, a man doing a Tom Hanks and you can stay in a tent in someone’s London garden for £30 a night. Hey, the travel news is in. Continue reading The Travel News- September 23rd 2016
World War maps go on display at RGS
This coming Monday, the Royal Geographical Society delves into their archives to share contemporary maps covering not just the well-known battles but also some more obscure areas of conflict, including Togoland, Tanganyika Territory, Tsing-Tau and the Trans-Caspian Theatre. Continue reading World War maps go on display at RGS
Wish we were
…celebrating National Cupcake Week
Because a day just wasn’t enough, some genius thought it fit to dedicate a whole week to the cupcake.
Here are some of our favourite cake filled recipe books: Continue reading Wish we were
Mappy Monday – Punk London
Get your safety pins out and spike up your hair.
2016 marks the 40th anniversary of Punk in London and to celebrate Herb Lester have launched a 26-page pocket-sized guide with an accompanying map. Continue reading Mappy Monday – Punk London
Language Hacking: Mnemonics
In his second language hacking post, author of Fluent in 3 Months Benny Lewis shares a top tip for nailing vocab. Continue reading Language Hacking: Mnemonics
The Travel News – 16th September 2016
A gold toilet in New York, the summer snow cathedrals of Ben Nevis, a cat takeover at a Tube station and London isn’t the most expensive city. Hey, guess what? It’s the travel news: Continue reading The Travel News – 16th September 2016
Language Hacking: Cognates
In Benny Lewis’ last language hacking post for us he reminds us that the similarities between apparently different languages can be helpful clues. Continue reading Language Hacking: Cognates
Language Hacking: Embrace Mistakes
In the first of three posts, language hacker and author of Fluent in 3 Months Benny Lewis explains how getting things wrong means you’re getting better. Continue reading Language Hacking: Embrace Mistakes
Wish We Were
…down the pub.
It doesn’t feel very autumnal, does it? It’s hot, we’re hot and the only sensible way to deal with summer (the sequel) is to head down the pub. Continue reading Wish We Were