Travel stories & guides written by Jennifer Christie, to inspire you to explore the road less travelled & help you create your own independent travel experience
Today I visited the beautiful A la Ronde, in Devon. An eccentric house built by feminists in the late 18th century — a symbol of female independence and strength. Inspired by world travel and nature, the interior is cleverly decorated with exotic shells, feathers and curiosities.
Hey lovers... I've just finished writing a beautiful short guide to one of the most magical corners of England — the Isle of Purbeck. Click the link and have a peek. https://t.co/IPt8Y2wTWG
Almost finished writing my guide to the Isle of Purbeck and sorting through some pictures we took over at Arne last Autumn. We were treated to the most spectacular rainbow. Arne was the pot of gold.
Finally got around to checking out Swim, the new cafe bar on the beach at Lyme Regis. We loved the Palm Springs vibe! Our own slice of SoCal, here in West Dorset. We appreciated the generous choice of vegan food too.
Forget exotic locations — Dorset’s Isle of Purbeck is one of my favourite places on Earth. I’ll be posting a short guide next week, so if you’re into golden beaches, medieval castle ruins, abandoned villages, turquoise lagoons and quaint seaside towns, you won’t want to miss it!
A new addition to our reloved art collection — I found this characterful mid-century painting by West Country based Gail Miller, from the Bridport Art & Vintage Quarter. It reminds me of our home in West Bay. In need of a some careful restoration and a new frame. #reloved
The Neon Museum — A non-profit organisation dedicated to collecting and preserving Vegas’s iconic neon signs. I’m adding this dazzler to my must-visit list of West Coast curiosities. #americanroadtrip
I feel as though I’m rediscovering the world through my son’s eyes. Simple joys. It’s quite humbling, and quite magnificent.
In case you missed it — I wrote a new journal entry this week about worldschooling. https://t.co/EfzjZPmabP
#raisingthefuture
With unlimited resources at our fingertips, 'worldschooling' has never been easier or more popular. Take a look at my latest journal entry — 'Educating Children through Travel'. https://t.co/rzve9xz170
I wanted to share this stunning short film by Deus, about a father and son who ride motorcycles out in the Californian desert. Even if you're not in to bikes, it's awesome piece of cinematography. https://t.co/ickH6ELCjG
I’ve never been to California but it’s always been on my list thanks to Leroy Grannis and his documentation of ‘60s and ‘70s surf culture. @debodoes photography has motivated me to start prioritising a trip! Where’s your dream destination?
In case you missed it yesterday, here's my short guide to the New Orleans French Quarter. I'll help you find local art, history, voodoo charms and potions, and of course, Louisiana's famous chicory coffee.
https://t.co/rHsPQhvm72
All that talk yesterday of New Orleans by night, inspired me to post a short guide to the French Quarter by day. Head over to our blog now to read more: https://t.co/rHsPQhvm72
New Orleans is as seductive as it is sinister. I wander down one of the city’s cultural veins by night to discover both its fabulous and notoriously seedy nightlife. Read on at https://t.co/TdRkPPTmmk
Originally built in the '40s as accommodation for some of the biggest film stars of the old Western movies, this Californian desert retreat has recently been redesigned and restored to reflect its Wild West history. https://t.co/pse8Wq8w2o
I love the idea of accommodation being as unique as the destination. Whenever we book a room or apartment for a trip we always make sure it holds a little of the essence and charm of the local area, even if we're on a budget. For that reason, the Pioneertown Motel caught my eye.
...Keep an eye out over the upcoming weeks as we add more, and don’t forget to check out our blog for further travel tips and food-for-thought insights. https://t.co/XiSbWT4uMQ