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Monthly Archives: June 2019
6 Underrated Caribbean Beaches You Need to Visit! (Going Places)
Dreaming of getting away from it all for a carefree Caribbean beach break? You’re not alone! Who doesn’t like the idea of powdery white sand beaches, turquoise waters and glowing orange and pink sunsets melting away to star-filled nights? Continue reading
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Win Pass the Pigs Party Dice Game
I’ve got a fun and quirky Pass the Pigs dice game to offer one lucky tikichris reader. This one’s the party edition of the popular all-ages game. Continue reading
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Posted in Competition, Freebies, Shopping, Uncategorized
Tagged #WinPassThePigs, competition, free, freebies, games, Pass the Pigs, RT to win, Shopping, toys, twitter competition
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Gelato Festival Returns to London This Weekend!
Gelato Festival Returns to London This Weekend! Continue reading
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How to Have the Most Relaxing Holiday
After spending most weeks of the year working hard in your job, you owe it to yourself to embark on a relaxing holiday in a beautiful location. While active adventures and city breaks can be both fun and memorable, sometimes … Continue reading
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Could You Live in a Villa in Greece?
There are many types of lodgings when it comes to building or buying or renting the place you are going to stay either alone or with your family for shorter or longer periods of time: a house (terraced, semi-detached or … Continue reading
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Win a Mixed Sixpack of Low ABV Beer from South London’s Small Beer Brew Co
For easygoing get togethers and drinking sessions when the aim is not to get obliterated but rather have fun with friends (and remember it with clarity), Small Beer Brew Co is a smart and tasty beer to keep in mind.Don’t believe me? Here’s a chance to win a selection of bottles from Small Beer Brew Co. Continue reading
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Charity Pop-Up for Sri Lanka at Shangri-La Hotel At The Shard
Demi Perera reports on a pop-up for a good cause at Shangri-La Hotel. Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel (2019) destination Sri Lanka suffered a devastating terrorist attack in April this year. 258 people were killed and over 500 injured. The … Continue reading
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Applebee’s Fish Pop-Up: Seaside at the Southbank
Applebee’s loves fresh fish, that’s for sure. And if (like me) you’re already a fan of the light, crispy fish and chips and succulent rock oysters served in Applebee’s popular Borough Market restaurant, then their newly opened summer Pop-Up at London’s Southbank will be excellent news. Continue reading
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Posted in London, Restaurants
Tagged bar, borough market, CRAFT BEER, fish, fish and chips, Judith Schrut, London, oyster bar, pop-up, restaurant, seafood, summer eating
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What to Look for When Getting a Watch: The Ultimate Guide
What to Look for When Getting a Watch: the Ultimate Guide Continue reading
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Good Stuff #91
Good stuff and lots of it!
Here’s the low down on some fine things to see, sip, savour and more – all of which I’ve recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Continue reading
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Posted in Chocolate, Food, Good Stuff, Shopping, Travel
Tagged chocolate, Food, good stuff, Shopping, Travel
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OKN1, New City College Hackney
Enjoy delicious wholesome food at a nice price in a welcoming setting while helping shape London’s culinary future at OKN1 near Hoxton Square. Continue reading
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The World’s Most Wheelchair Friendly Cities That You Can Visit (Going Places)
From wheelchair airport assistance to accessibility at famous sites and monuments, this list of exciting and dynamic cities will dispel any mobility concerns you may have. Continue reading
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Peabodys Coffee, Holborn Viaduct
Looking for a spot to grab a coffee, quick bite, or lunch near Farringdon Station (and not all that far from Chancery Lane, City Thames Link, Barbican, St Paul’s or Black Friars)? Keep Peabodys Coffee on the Holborn Viaduct in mind. Continue reading
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Daddy Donkey | Lucky 13
Next in the queue of my longtime London food faves is Daddy Donkey; and I say queue because there always seemed to be one new to its burrito-mobile when it first parked at Leather Lane Market. The queue always moved quickly though, and I never minded waiting for what was on offer. In 2013, the truck was swapped for a permanent site on Leather Lane. Avid fans of this street food hero still don’t seem to mind lining up for fully loaded burritos (and not much else). Continue reading
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More Sun for Fun: Here’s How You Can Enjoy the Summer Solstice in These Northern Cities (Miles Away)
h summer solstice coming soon, we thought now would be an ideal time to take a look at a few of our favorite far north cities so you can find cheap international flights to go experience the midnight sun in its full glory. Continue reading
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London Art Openings | Leonardo da Vinci at the Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace
A spectacular new exhibition salutes the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci, the original Renaissance Man. Judith Schrut pays a visit. This year marks 500 years since the death of Leonardo da Vinci, the extraordinary Italian artist, architect and anatomist, … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, London
Tagged art exhibition, buckingham palace, history, Judith Schrut, leonardo da vinci, London, The Queen's Gallery
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Fancy Crab
Fancy Crab? Then consider clawing your way over to Marylebone for king crab and more seafood dishes. Continue reading
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Posted in Food, London, Restaurants, Travel
Tagged crab, fancy crab, Food, King Crab, London, marylebone, restaurants, reviews, seafood, W1, W1U 3RD, wigmore street
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John Gregory-Smith Talks about Saffron in the Souks (All Consumed)
You’ve seen him on TV, you’ve probably seen his recipes in assorted weekend supplements, you may well have one of his previous four books … you might even have seen him in an airport, rushing off on a travel assignment or a research trip. Today though, John Gregory-Smith is in London – only just, he’s off to Australia after this chat – and chatting about his life, his career and, particularly, his newest book, Saffron in the Souks (available now, Kyle Books, £25). Continue reading
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Posted in All Consumed, Books, Drink, Food, interview, Podcasts, Recipes, Travel
Tagged All Consumed, books, Drink, Food, interview, John Gregory-Smith, Neil Davey, Podcasts, recipes, Travel
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Interview: Independent Hotelier Mustafa Najmudeen on Recovery of Sri Lanka’s Tourism Industry
Demi Perera interviews Sri Lanka independent hotelier Mustafa Najmudeen. Sri Lanka suffered a devastating terrorist attack on Easter Sunday. Over 250 lives were lost and hundreds more injured. As ever, ripples were felt further beyond. 34 countries issued travel advisories … Continue reading
