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Last night I had an amazing experience @foxinaboxldn at my first escape room! [gifted with thanks to @lovepopupslondon ] Fox in a Box is the newest escape rooms to hit London and is clearly doing an excellent job- I was absolutely terrified during our task haha. Our room was the Zodiac Killer and luckily I was with a group of others who knew what they were doing- thanks guys! My team fed back that this is one of the best escape room experiences they have ever had- and they’ve done a lot! It was challenging, scary, but most of all lots of fun! Fox in a Box London is based in Dalston- literally 10 seconds away from Dalston Junction station, making it super convenient. Their website details the other rooms on offer. Let me know if you go!
Taking a canal boat from Little Venice to Camden has been one of my favourite London things to do! ☀️ We booked with Jason’s Trip canal boats, and for definite do go to the website and book in advance- you don’t need to pay but it guarantees you a seat. We were so happy we did as many people waiting got turned away... Loved the tranquility of the tour and finding out the history of the canal and boats, including that the boat Jason uses is over 100 years old and was a previous working boat. Clouds are looming but weathers meant to be good until 5. Have a lovely Saturday!! 💜
Fri-yay! Cocktails @grind with work colleagues. Just £6.00 a cocktail after 4pm, cute coffee shop with quite an extensive and pretty cocktail list! Thanks @grind 💗
Notting Hill and it’s beautiful houses 💗 Thinking back to recent weather when it was 27 degrees and not raining cats and dogs! Is is June?! Loved this little mews street in Notting Hill- it’s the one in Love Actually where that guy tells his best friend’s wife (Keira Knightly) how beautiful/amazing she is. It’s a gorgeous street! We also liked the sign on the window which suggested a £1 donation for photos (going to a local homeless charity) otherwise the karma police would get you! Lol 👮‍♀️ (we still paid- not messing with karma!) What’s your favourite London streets? 🙌 Thanks to @christianahelenperry for this lovely photo 💕
We had SUCH a great time @bourneandhollingsworth The Blitz Party this weekend! 💜 This was actually my fourth time which shows how much I love it, and I’ve also attended their 1920s Prohibition party too. It’s totally for you if you love vintage events, and the opportunity to dress up and immerse yourself in another era. I really love the attention to detail the company makes and the effort they put in. Plus the fact that at Blitz nights, getting your hair done is included in the price! (check out my friend Gemma’s fab do in these photos. A blog on Prohibition is up at my site, but I’ll be including one from this recent Blitz this weekend 💗 Super thanks @bourneandhollingsworth for a great night- love the Vaults, the way you decorate it, and how dressed up everyone was! Also thanks to @saintsavoy and @seamstressofb for my being able to feel ultra vintage and authentic in your very fab, stylish and comfy shoes and dress! 😊
Some work colleagues and I recently attended the charity @beyondthestreets “Alternative Jack the Ripper tour” in the Aldgate/Whitechapel area. It celebrates the lives of the women murdered, and provides an insightful and useful juxtaposition between the past and present day issues facing women who are stigmatised and criminalised for selling sex. It reminded me that walking tours are one of my favourite things to do in London and that I want to do more! If women’s rights, history and supporting very very valuable charities doing some amazing work, please read my blog (up now, link in biography) and check out @beyondthestreets to find out more 🙌
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