Dann and I love going to cooking courses, though we haven’t been to enough thus far. This year, we are trying to attend more local events and be a bigger part of our local community. With that in mind, and after seeing the Harlow Chinese School advertise their Wonton Cooking Course, we were excited to see what this was all about.
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Dann and I have decided that this year is the year of spas. We have been to quite a few spas previously, and really enjoy relaxing within spas, going into saunas, spending time away from technology, etc. As such, we are going to be exploring a variety of spas from more affordable ones to more expensive ones, and find the best spa for us! Better Health is our most common chain, with lots of different locations all around our area, so we started off the year by inviting two of our friends to the Wimbledon Leisure Centre and Spa!
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Robin is a big fan of reading and libraries! Our local library in the main town does a lot of different events throughout the year; reading challenges, read-a-longs, and even reading to a dog! Reading to a dog is not something I had ever heard of before, so when Robin read a sign about the program and was super interested in it, we decided to book it up.
A few years back, we went to every single adventure golf within a reasonable distance of our house. It was a year of exploring them all, rating them, and deciding the best golf place. Since then, we often do at least one round of adventure golf per holiday that we are on, as they are such a classic way to spend time. When we were last at Legoland Windsor, we saw that they were building the Legoland Windsor Adventure Golf – an indoor, Lego-themed golf course, and we said we would go when they opened. Now, we took the chance!
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On our adventures of going to more Light Trails, we wanted to visit one more to round out the Christmas season. So, we went to the Windsor Great Park Illuminated Light Trail, which was massive, but started at a classic Christmas food area, with a bunch of rides. This area, unlike Wimpole Estate’s light trail, isn’t ticketed, so it was very busy, full of people ordering from the massive amount of food stands and riding on different rides. It’s a good collection of food, actually, one of the best we have been to this year!
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