Archives: Links

https://www.thezhotels.com/ A network of hotels that seem to specialise in squeezing in small gaps. Stayed in them in London a few times.

www.hotelziggurat.com/ We stayed at this excellent hotel whilst in Guernsey, a great place to be, just uphill from the centre of St.Peter Port.

https://www.circuitzandvoort.nl/en/ Revamped for the Max Verstappen era, this circuit is located in the dunes on the North Sea coast of Holland. Expect to see a sea of orange when Max Verstappen’s in town.

https://xerces.org/ An American society dedicated to the conservation of invertebrates. It is named after the Xerces Blue butterfly, the first butterfly species known to become extinct as a result of human activity.

https://themeresandmosses.co.uk/visiting-the-mosses/30-years/An extensive lowland bog in Shropshire, home to Curlew and the Large Heath butterfly among many other species.

www.yongaladive.com.au Yongala Dive is based at the remote little settlement of Alva Beach, about 15km from the nearest “big” town of Ayr. The Wreck of the SS Yongala is one of Australia’s best known dives and with good reason. Yongala Dive offer a unique and quick way of getting to the wreck on their high… Continue reading Yongala Dive

https://www.lancswt.org.uk/nature-reserves/warton-crag A nature reserve and former quarry near Carnforth in Lancashire. On the top, it affords great views over Morecambe Bay.

https://www.whittlebury.com/leisure/british-grand-prix/british-grand-prix-camping Our campsite of choice for attending the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in Northamptonshire.

https://wurzel.weebly.com/ A friendly and enthusiastic nature lover and photographer that I met in Bentley Wood (!) near Salisbury.

https://www.wwb.co.uk/ A long established supplier of all things entomological – including moth traps, breeding cages and livestock.