When I first learned of the tours of underground Exeter, I assumed they were for hiding or transporting something illegal. What we learned was that it was something entirely different. These passages are the only of its type open to the public in the UK and date back to as early as the 13th Century. … More Exeter Underground Passages
We were so excited to finally schedule our trip to Dartmouth mostly so we could ride the historic train. It’s definitely something I think my dad would have enjoyed. My mom would have enjoyed the quaint seaside town, but neither of them would have liked walking up the hills. The steam train leaves from Paignton … More Dartmouth
Often our days evolve around finding things that Bodhi will actually eat. He’s so picky. And this day, he wanted pancakes, which are not really a thing in London. Rightfully so when there are so many other delicious options. During our excursions to London, we would most often stay near Paddington Station, mostly for convenience. … More The Hunt for Peter Pan
The little waterside town of Topsham is a just a short train ride away from Exeter, so it seemed like the thing to do. It’s a very artsy town with cute little shops and some excellent dining options. Getting off of the train, we were greeted by this little work of art. I had heard … More Topsham
We decided to take a stroll through Oxford before meeting up with our students for an official tour of the city. It was a little chilly, so when we stumble upon Paul, the aroma of coffee drew us in. It was a nice little treat to start our day. Oxford has a definite college town … More Oxford
Under the Bodhi Tree 