Places to write, read and eat (shop, swim and sleep)
Stephanie Day RhodesStories of places that have inspired creativity to write, a comfortable place to read without distraction or excellent food (and good coffee). Perhaps even all three. If you want to share any gems yourself, from anywhere, I would be delighted.
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Manchester City of Literature. Manchester Libraries and Reading Spaces PART 1.
Manchester in the rain.
I didn't realise that anyone went anywhere, ever, without an umbrella, until I left home and moved away from this city. The boy and I were in town on Wednesday, checking out the metropolis. It brightened just after...
Hopes & Beans, Whitby. Matcha. Alexander seeds (foraged by the side of 199 steps - the very same route taken by Dracula on his arrival into England). Whitby Abbey ruins. Yorkshire curd tarts.
I think that this is possibly my first ever drink of matcha; I’m late to the party. And it’s iced. It is the first day that it has really poured with rain in months, I’m on holiday and it’s been incredibly humid under these waterproof layer...
Two coffees in Deva, the Goddess Afon Dyfrdwy (that flows through Chester as the River Dee), seabuckthorn berries, and diabetes - type 2
Earlier this week I took a brisk walk into the city of Chester (Deva), with coffee and contemplation on route, and far reaching views across the River Dee and beyond into Wales. I was on my way to the medical centre, to have an eye screen....
Mynydd Mawr Campsite
Mynydd Mawr Campsite, at the far tip of the Llŷn Pennisula. This location, on a few sunny days in May, could only be described as a little piece of heaven.
It is the campsite at the end of the world.
Around 5am. It appears that I may be...
Contemplative places of welcome and wonder. North Wales Pilgrim's Way - St Asaph to Abergwyngregyn
Visions of Pilgrimage ~ 9-12th May 2026
Lamb’s tails wag as the recent-born suckle their mother's milk, a hawk swoops and a slow worm slithers. Cuckoos, willow warblers and skylarks call. Deer bound into the distance beyond the upward...
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Based in Chester, UK. Former physiotherapist. Writing a book about edible plants, born from a challenge to eat 365 in a year. Thriving on a project, I am now on the search for interesting places to get a book written.
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