Dann and I have previously visited a bunch of traditional German markets in Austria, which was such an amazing, fantastic experience. But, before we had gone to Austria, Dann loves going to the Meadow Croft German Market right here in Essex. We always go, every year without fail, and have previously taken Amelia but haven’t gone as a whole family. This year, we went along to change that.
We’ve been to the Hylands Estate for a few different events; playing at Castle Park and seeing their light trail has been a few highlights, so when I saw the Hylands Fear Fest happening, I was curious what they were doing and what this meant. The Hylands Fear Fest has two different options; EXTREME and Spooky Trail. To start things off, we all went to the Spooky Trail as the Extreme version is for teens and above, where as Robin is a touch too young. The Fear Fest Spooky Trail is more family friendly, meant to be interactive in a way that the whole family can enjoy.
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[Ad- gifted experience] Hatter’s Farm invited us back for the Pumpkin Nights, after going to their general pumpkin patch when it first opened at the start of October. This is their second year of Pumpkin Nights and it felt even better than last. Pumpkin Nights have a lot of things that are available during the day; food stands, the corn maze, and the pumpkin cannon, with a few fun additions for the evening time.
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[Ad- gifted experience] We go to Cammas Hall quite a few times a year, as it’s our local farm! We’ve picked cherries, walked the Easter trail, and of course have had pumpkin picking previously. So, we were all excited to go along again this year. Kai had actually just got his Halloween costume, so he wanted to wear it to the pumpkin patch. This was really surprising, due to him being a teenager, but he’s been so happy lately.
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[Ad- gifted experience] I am known to go to a bunch of plays, but have never actually been to the Charing Cross Theatre. This is one of the smaller, London theatres, that packs a big punch in terms of stage presence despite being a smaller sized room. The seating is arranged well, the bar is well stocked, and it felt like a great place to view a stage. Myself and my friend Sophie went along to see Franz and Marie – an intense musical – at the Charing Cross Theatre.
