It doesn’t feel like a month since I last wrote a blog. There has been lots going on with the end of the summer holidays, back to school and it’s hard to believe that October half term is nearly upon us.

What is the activity most likely to get you out of the house and into the great outdoors?

This year the Visit Wales ads on focusing on the theme of Adventure - Croeso i 2016, ein Blwyddyn Antur of Welcome to our Year of Adventure 2016.

It’s been a while since my last blog due to summer holidays and then a busy time at work with the new Wales Cottage Holidays website - I hope you like it as we think it’s great and well worth all the hard work! 

So the summer holidays are upon us and I am sure that there are many of us for whom the big question looms – what are we going to do to keep the young ones occupied for six weeks??

As has already been established in some of my other posts, I am not always the most organised of people when it comes to holidays.

Two very different news stories have caught my attention this week:

In a few weeks it will be February Half Term, even though it only seems like yesterday that the house was filled with chocolate coins and homes still need to be found in the house for all the gratefully received presents.

I know many people, my daughter included, who love nothing more than enjoying the great outdoors whatever the weather.

The Snowdonia National Park today celebrates its 63rd birthday!