The second in the Uni series... On Wednesday we visited Exeter, in the glorious sunshine and spring breeze. Before we went, I didn’t really have a plan of what to look out for, or what to expect. But knowing I loved the look of the course and the distance from home was a stone’s throw…
Travel
A mini Photo Album
I created a 'photgraphy' album on my phone the other day, to remember all the fun trips and memories of the places I have travelled to. Below are some of the best pictures from those trips, compiled into a 'photo album' if you will. Literally, a snapshot of the place and atmosphere. Provence, a region…
Durham University
In my research and visits to different universities, I created fact files and notes about the different courses, universities and places themselves. Durham being a collegiate university means there is a lot more to consider, as choosing the right college can greatly determine your first year. So below, I created a college guide (from an…
8 days in Cornwall
Yesterday I returned from the family holiday to Cornwall. Cornwall is a county on England’s rugged southwestern tip. It forms a peninsula encompassing wild moorland, sandy beaches and picturesque harbour villages such as Porthleven where we based ourselves for the week. Nowhere else in Britain quite captures breathtaking natural beauty like this sunny county on the…
Hurst Castle
Life after GCSE's was rather empty - I was finding myself bored and unsure of what to fill my time with after a repetitive routine of revise-exam-revise. But my mum and I decided to walk along Hurst spit to Hurst castle in Keyhaven since the summer weather had kicked in. It turned out to be…