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Three years ago I reprised this post about our October 2017 travels in London because I was busy preparing for my husband’s heart surgery. Now, after trying to help him through a very difficult and sadly unsuccessful course of chemotherapy, … Continue reading →
I’m juggling a writing deadline with preparations for my husband’s heart surgery next week (lots and lots of doctor appointments!). Seeing these pictures of our trip to London last year brings back fond memories and makes me want to go … Continue reading →
On our trip to London last autumn, we visited a duke’s home. Yes, an actual duke lives there! Of course, we had to pay admission and tromp around the house with the rest of the hoi polloi. And we didn’t … Continue reading →
More Pictures! Last week I shared pictures from my recent trip to Lonon, and I have more this week! A Mews Not “amuse” but “a mews”! Our hotel was a converted townhouse (two actually) near the Earl’s Court Tube stop … Continue reading →
I’m back from my London adventures! Last month I had a chance to spend several days in London walking the streets of Mayfair and visiting some of the sites frequented by the characters in my books. In spite of zipping … Continue reading →