Win Free Parking at Glasgow or Gatwick Airport with Airport Park and Ride

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COMPETITION IS NOW OVER AND THE WINNER HAS BEEN CONTACTED. THANKS SO MUCH FOR READING TIKICHRIS. PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR LOTS MORE FUN AND FREEBIES TO COME.

Planning to fly out of Gatwick or Glasgow anytime in the next year? I’ve teamed up with Airport Park and Ride to make your travels easier and cheaper with up to two weeks of free parking at either of these airports.

Airport Park & Ride provides inexpensive airport parking from its own car parks and other reputable car parks at several locations, including Gatwick Airport, Luton Airport, Glasgow Airport and Edinburgh Airport. Airport Park and Ride car parks have CCTV, high perimeter fencing and security teams on patrol and Park Mark accreditation. Continue reading

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Charleston, South Carolina | Blackbeard’s Wake

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Back on the mainland after my overnight on Ocracoke, I drove south to Charleston still on the trail of Blackbeard.

One of Blackbeard’s most infamous exploits occurred in Charleston during May of 1718, mere months before the pirate met his fate off the coast of Ocracoke Island. Continue reading

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10 Places Worth Visiting for the Fall Foliage in America – NOT in New England! (Miles Away)

10 Places Worth Visiting for the Fall Foliage in America (NOT in New England)

Ahhh, there’s nothing like autumn in America. Hot drinks in the cool weather, the scent of a wood fireplace coming from a far off chimney, and the gorgeous colors of changing leaves. That last one is quintessential fall, but where can you go in the United States to see the best display of autumn leaves? Yes, of course, New England is undeniably beautiful during fall; however, the region doesn’t hold the patent on fall foliage. There are loads of other areas of the U.S. where Mother Nature puts on a fiery festival to admire before winter sets in.

Here’s a look at 10 fall foliage destinations that are NOT in New England!

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Ocracoke Historian Philip Howard | Blackbeard’s Wake | #TCTalks Episode 37

Ocracoke Historian Philip Howard | Blackbeard’s Wake | #TCTalks Episode 37

Episode 37 of tikichris Talks is a tie in with the Blackbeard’s Wake miniseries on my blog. It features an interview with Ocracoke Island historian, Philip Howard. Philip is the eighth-generation descendant of William Howard – the fourth and last colonial owner of Ocracoke who before that allegedly served as quartermaster for the infamous pirate Blackbeard.

Our conversation took place at Springer’s Point, a nature preserve on the island that’s within several yards of where Blackbeard was decapitated by British Naval Lieutenant Robert Maynard in 1718. With cicadas chirping in the background, Philip spun a good yarn about how Blackbeard met his demise and recounts another local’s eerie encounter with a ghost at Springer’s Point.

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Tequila & Mezcal Fest 2018 | Comida to Crave

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The Tequila & Mezcal Fest will be here soon and I’ve got a sneak peek of what to eat when you go.

The biggest agave extravaganza in Europe isn’t only an opportunity to drink premium Mexican spirits in a festive atmosphere. It’s also a chance to chow down on some excellent food from one of the world’s most craved cuisines. As part of my Teq Fest preview, I went on a quick little two-stop taco tour earlier this week to get a taste of some of the dishes to be on offer during Teq Fest 2018.

Hungry yet? Vamos! Continue reading

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Ocracoke, North Carolina | Blackbeard’s Wake

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From Greenville, I made for the Outer Banks, specifically to the island of Ocracoke, where Blackbeard’s legacy seemed to hang in the air like Spanish moss on a live oak.

To reach Ocracoke Island, I took the ferry from Swan Quarter on the mainland. The scenic two-and-a-half hour voyage was an appealing aspect of the trip. Losing sight of the mainland to catch a glimpse eventually of my island destination with a flurry of pelicans and gulls to greet the ship as it neared the terminal evoked a strong feeling of being transported elsewhere for an experience beyond the norms of the rest of the world. Continue reading

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Good Stuff #79 | Goodies from GO!

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Good stuff and lots of it!   Judith Schrut’s been to London’s first GO! Organic Festival and has the low down on some fine things to see, sip and savour we thought worth sharing with you. Enjoy.

I recently went along to London’s first ever organic festival in the wide eyed riverside oasis that is Battersea Park. GO! Organic Festival turned out to be a brilliant early autumn weekend of fabulous food, music, learning, inspiration and healthful fun, an opportunity  to talk to producers and growers dedicated to the organic way of life and a unique chance to see, sip, sniff and sample more than 100 organic food, drink and lifestyle products. From beer, bread and burritos to strawberries, scent and skincare, here’s more on some of my favourites. Continue reading

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Greenville, North Carolina | Blackbeard’s Wake

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My first port of call “in Blackbeard’s wake” was the college town of Greenville, North Carolina.

Last time I visited the home of East Carolina University was in 2015 as part of my BBQ Bound adventures. Greenville and the surrounding area of Pitt County was the dream destination for whole hog BBQ and an ideal destination for downhome eats. Since then, a number of restaurants, bars and cafes have opened alongside a handful of craft breweries to ensure there’s plenty of quality beer to pair with all the great food.

As much as I savoured reacquainting myself with such a tasty town, I was primarily there to take a peek into the East Carolina University lab where artefacts from Blackbeard’s sunken flagship are being preserved and studied for a more accurate record of North Carolina’s coastal heritage. Continue reading

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Sushi Shop 20th Anniversary Limited Edition Box

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Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Sushi Shop has partnered with three legendary European street artists to create three distinctive designs for a limited edition 42-piece sushi box.

Perfect for a couple’s night in or as part of a spread of party finger foods, the box features a ‘best of’ assortment of rolls along with three new ones: Carrot Tulip, Pepper Salmon Roll and Teriyaki Chicken Spring.

I picked up a box at the Marylebone Sushi Shop. Made fresh and in a jiffy, it provided a welcome casual dinner for Kemey and I on an otherwise ho-hum mid week night. We appreciated the attractive packaging (good conversation starter) and even more so what was packaged inside. Continue reading

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In Blackbeard’s Wake

In Blackbeard’s Wake

Ahoy, y’all! I’m back in London and starting to sift through the notes from my latest road trip. This one was along the US Atlantic coast of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia on the trail of fact and fiction pertaining to one of the world’s most notorious pirates: Blackbeard.

2018 marks the 300th anniversary of the death of Blackbeard. Beyond the treasure trove of myth related to this infamous villain, little is known except for the tales of his extremely short lived maritime crime spree. Continue reading

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Win a Bottle of Patron Reposado Tequila

Win a Bottle of Patron Reposado Tequila

COMPETITION IS NOW OVER AND THE WINNER HAS BEEN CONTACTED. THANKS SO MUCH FOR READING TIKICHRIS. PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR LOTS MORE FUN AND FREEBIES TO COME.

Love tequila? My team up with Tequila & Mezcal Fest 2018 just got a lot tastier with this competition offering the chance for one tikichris reader to win a bottle of some of Mexico’s best: Patron Reposado.

Made from the finest 100% Weber Blue Agave, distilled in small batches and aged for more than two months in oak barrels, Patron Reposado is a premium tequila with an oaky bouquet, a fresh agave flavour and a lightly floral finish. Connoisseurs know Patron is one of the smoothest blue agave tequilas. Those less acquainted with this spirit or memories of bad experience with lower quality tequilas) would do deliciously well to have a sip of any Patron product! Continue reading

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Must Eat Mexico City (Going Places)

Must Eat Mexico City

What happens when one of the world’s most delicious cuisines meets one of the world’s most dynamic megacities? Damas y Caballeros, welcome to Mexico City! We hope you’ve brought your appetite. This expansive capital city is a cultural and culinary hub that’s as exciting a foodie frontier to explore as anywhere in the world.

Here’s our rundown of the best local food to try in Mexico City with suggestions on where the best places to go for each are.

Read my complete post at Going Places.

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My Coffee with Melitta | What to Look for When Buying a Machine

My Coffee with Melitta | What to Look for When Buying a Machine

Shopping around for a new coffee machine? Or maybe you’re just wondering if there’s a better way to brew than how you currently go about it?

I’m back with another post in My Coffee – a collaborative series with premium coffee machine maker Melitta – to help you understand your options and narrow them down to determine which machine is best for you.

From sleek cutting edge technology to tried-and-true champs of yore, the range of machines offered by Melitta has you covered whatever way you like to make your coffee. Continue reading

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3 Tips on Booking the Right London Hotel for You

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Planning a visit to London and wondering which part of town will be your ideal base?

The good news is that there are tons of accommodation options for just about every budget and taste. But considering how sprawling and varied London is, wading through all the information available about every property and area of the city and determining the right place for your London stay can be a daunting task. Continue reading

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Chocolate | Pierre Marcolini’s Winter Collection

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Mmmm! Do you love Belgian chocolates like we love Belgian chocolates? If so, Judith Schrut urges you to check out Pierre Marcolini’s yummy winter collection.

Celebrated Belgian chocolatier Pierre Marcolini’s passion for sweet treats dates back to his childhood when, so the story goes, he would happily exchange toys with his brother for an extra portion of dessert. Continue reading

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London Art Openings | Impressionists: From Manet to Cezanne

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If you love French Impressionism, reports Judith Schrut, don’t miss the National Gallery’s new show.

Have you seen this magnificent painting? It’s on display as part of Courtauld Impressionists: From Manet to Cézanne at the National Gallery. This new exhibition showcases 40 Impressionist masterpieces, most of which are on loan from the Courtauld Gallery, which is currently closed as part of a major transformation. Continue reading

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Nineteen 87 Premium Baked Dog Food

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Federica Carr serves a dog’s dinner of Nineteen 87, premium baked dog food to her trusty companion.

Being surrounded by fussy eaters is not ideal for a food blogger… and I am not talking just about my husband. My dog in fact, is a fussy eater too. Amber, our basset fauve the Bretagne who’s been featured already on this blog, is quite difficult when it comes to nourishment. Continue reading

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Franciacorta: Italian Sparkling Wines

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Judith Schrut has been sampling Franciacorta’s distinctive sparkling wines.

Franciacorta has been described as the “best wine you’ve never heard of” and I’ll be honest, I had not heard of it until I was invited to taste some at its Annual London Showcase. The event was hosted by the Vice President of Franciacorta, Silvano Brescianini and Franciacorta’s UK Brand Ambassador, Tom Harrow.  Continue reading

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September at Skylight Rooftop Review

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Zay Ahmed surveys what’s at play with her visit to Skylight rooftop bar.

Okay I get it, you’ve likely had your fill of rooftops this year. How about rooftops where you can try your hand at croquet and petanque? Not so likely. This week, why not challenge your friends to a game with an unrivalled view at Skylight at Tobacco Dock in Wapping. Continue reading

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Jose Pizarro | All Consumed Episode 3 | #TCTalks Episode 36

Jose Pizarro | All Consumed Episode 3 | #TCTalks Episode 36

For this episode of tikichris Talks I’m sharing an episode of All Consumed, a podcast that I coproduce with fellow food, drink and travel writer Neil Davey.

The third and latest in our series, it features an in depth discussion with Chef Jose Pizarro.

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Up In My Grill at The King & Co

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Alexandra Kalinowski reminisces while she reviews the Up In My Grill residency at The King & Co.

It’s been two years. Two years since I did it. It’s weird to think just four years ago I indulged in it almost daily. I was that addicted. I loved being surrounded by people without being forced into conversation. It could just be me, and my big fat juicy burger. And then a kebab. And then some pad Thai, and before I knew it, I’d eaten the entire street food market in one setting. Continue reading

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Win Tickets to the Tequila & Mezcal Fest 2018

Win Tickets to the Tequila & Mezcal Fest 2018

COMPETITION IS NOW OVER AND THE WINNER HAS BEEN CONTACTED. THANKS SO MUCH FOR READING TIKICHRIS. PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR LOTS MORE FUN AND FREEBIES TO COME.

Coming to London the first weekend of October for its fifth anniversary is the Tequila & Mezcal Fest – the biggest agave extravaganza in Europe.

As part of my team up with Teq Fest, I’ve set aside a pair of day tickets to share with one lucky tikichris reader. Continue reading

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The Secrets of Successful Solo Travelers (Going Places)

The Secrets of Successful Solo Travelers

For the uninitiated, the idea of travel by one’s self can seem daunting. But those with experience traveling on their own are well aware that it often can lead to life affirming adventures and the happiest of memories. Achieving success as a solo traveler starts with identifying why you’re going it alone and what you want to get out of your time away.

Here are some solo travel tips that can help you plan a most satisfying trip.

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Best of the Fests | Long Road Country and Americana Festival

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This weekend Judith Schrut dons rhinestone boots and red bandana for the first ever Long Road Festival.

Top country and Americana stars are lining up for the inaugural Long Road Country, Americana and Roots Festival. Old and New World traditions will unite in the grand surrounds of Stanford Hall in Leicestershire. The historic home has housed the Cave family since the 15th century but this weekend plays host to Carrie Underwood, Lee Ann Womack, Angaleena Presley, The Shires, Bob Harris and the BBC Introducing Stage and dozens more country, bluegrass and folk performers from the US and UK. Continue reading

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Open Air Cinema | Where is the Nomad?

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Judith Schrut  joins the Nomad for a cinematic trip across Australia’s outback.

Since 2010, the Nomad Cinema has been popping its outdoor screens up in Brompton Cemetery, Hyde Park Lido, St Paul’s Cathedral Gardens and other intriguing London locations, along with enticing add-ons like hot food, blankets and magic carpets. It has a unique tag as ‘the pop-up cinema that gives back’, as it’s run primarily by volunteers and donates 100% of profits to charity. Continue reading

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Continental Canine | Conclusion

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Federica Carr returns to London with sidekick Amber ready to share some final thoughts about their adventures riding the trains across Europe.

We got back to London in one, or rather, two pieces. Amber and I had made it all the way down and back up to England via France, Switzerland and a good part of Italy. Continue reading

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Secret Adventures Farmyard Cinema: Unbranded

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Sheepa Miah reviews a secret “farmyard” screening of Unbranded.

Secret Adventures put on a one of a kind cinema experience for an award winning film, Unbranded, and I had the pleasure of going along to the the viewing. Located in a city farm located in one of the most unexpected places, you would never have guessed that you were in the heart of Waterloo. Continue reading

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Continental Canine | Italy, Finally!

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Federica Carr and Amber reach ride the trains and go for walks in Calais, Paris and Zurich, as Continental Canine continues.

We arrived in Milano – once again on time – on a warm, still, early August morning. The thin light of dawn was peering through the glass domed roof of Milano Centrale as Amber very happily walked off the Thello and onward, sniffing and wagging. I felt a conscious happiness sweeping through me, because we were finally in Italy and things felt different, familiar and safe in a way I can’t fully explain. Continue reading

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Green Means GO! Here’s a Look at Europe’s Best Road Trips (Miles Away)

Green Means GO! Here’s a Look at Europe’s Best Road Trips

From driving fun on the Autobahn to admiring the breathtaking views of the Alps, touring awe-inspiring castles, and overnight stops at wineries, hitting the road is the most scenic way to “do” Europe. And the best part is, you can find all of those suggestions in just one country such as Germany! Driving allows you to go at your own pace, take detours and explore more than when you’re bound to strict timetables and schedules. Plus, if you plan your itinerary right, you can save money by staying outside big cities and popular destinations, possibly even camping along the way.

Here’s our look at nine countries with some of Europe’s best road trips – all worth checking out from behind the wheel on your next vacation!

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Continental Canine | Swiftly Through Paris and Zurich

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Federica Carr and Amber ride the trains and go for walks in Calais, Paris and Zurich, as Continental Canine continues.

Now in Paris we moved on heading for the Marais. At this point I was famished, so finally spotted what looked like a nice coffee shop on Rue du Temple and went in. This was one of the nicest discoveries of the journey. Strada Cafe’  is a small, welcoming quirky coffee shop with hot food and great coffee. I sipped on an iced latte, enjoyed a carrot cake and Amber relaxed in the breeze of a fan. Great music selection in the background and friendly Kiwi staff made this a perfect rest stop. Continue reading

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Must Try Iconic Foods From Around The World

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Have you ever dreamt of tasting scrumptious food while sitting in the cafe with a breathtaking view? We know where to find this beauty. This mouth-watering article will help you choose the destination for the next food tour.

What can represent culture better than the local cuisine? The food that people eat shows the historical development, tendencies in products that prevail in the region. Let’s be honest, all of us love to fill our stomachs, but here we talk not only about wolfing down everything around but tasting the dishes that have more than caloric value, the dishes that became iconic. Continue reading

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Continental Canine | The UK

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Federica Carr continues with her trip to Southern Italy with Amber, her Continental Canine.

Between London and Formia, our ultimate destination, there are roughly 1250 miles, depending on the route considered. By road or rail it is a pretty long way and of course, a plane is the quickest and cheapest way to get there.

But, as we’ve explained before in our introduction, unless your dog is an assistance dog or a very small size, the only way to get there with a pooch is driving or catching a bunch of trains.

The latter option is what we opted for. Across four countries, and hopping on an off six or seven trains, we reached our destination in one piece and without any issues, which is no mean feat.

Here’s what we did. Continue reading

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Best Mykonos Exclusive Villas Near Super Paradise Beach

Best Mykonos Exclusive Villas Near Super Paradise Beach

Legendary for its party lifestyle, Super Paradise beach is the go-to destination for some thousands of visitors every year, both VIPs and humble humans with a strong desire to join the Mykonos jamboree!

If you want to be a hair’s breadth away from the wild all-day (and all-night) “soirees” and all the fun, here are three exclusive Super Paradise Mykonos villas from where you may jump right into the heart of all the action! Continue reading

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Continental Canine | An Introduction

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Federica Carr shares highlights and insights of travelling by train from London to Southern Italy with her fluffy four-legged sidekick Amber in a series of Continental Canine posts.

Most dog owners can be divided into two groups: the first is made up of those who get a dog, perhaps following a fashion or a whim of a family member, and attach it to their lives as an accessory, treating it as as animal and often omitting to provide the most basic level of care and affection a pet requires.

The second category is the one my husband and I most surely fall under, that is to say those of us who get a pooch and soon become so engrossed by it that we then treat it as a fully fledged member of the family, bestowing the dog with possibly, in the eyes of some, too much affection and often the same level of care given to the human members of the family. Continue reading

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The Worst Mistakes Parents Make When Traveling with Teens (Going Places)

The Worst Mistakes Parents Make When Traveling with Teens

Have you recently suffered from TWT syndrome? Traveling with Teens can be tough and result in undo anguish. But it certainly doesn’t have to turn out that way. Odds are things could have gone a lot more smoothly if you’d been a bit more proactive and aware of what could go wrong.

Here’s our look at a few mistakes you might have made last time you traveled with a young adult with tips on how to avoid these pitfalls next time around.

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