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The Hauntings @ Antrobus House, Amesbury

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A Postcard From Clevedon Pier

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Life Outdoors: Forest Bathing

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Exploring The Herrenhausen Gardens, Hannover

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Things I Loved: February Edition.

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5 Historic Places in the UK That Shouldn’t Be Missed

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A Wiltshire Walk: Woodborough to Honeystreet Mill Cafe

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Cholderton: An Old Wiltshire Village

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The Museum of Resistance and Persecution Steinwache, Dortmund.

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The Old Asylum Graveyard: Mendip Hospital Cemetery, Wells

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Vicar’s Close & The Swans of Wells.

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A ‘Secret’ Church and a Double Memorial: Exploring London Parks

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The Natural History Museum, London: My Guide

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Christmas at Mottisfont: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

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About Me

Welcome to the world of Things Helen Loves, where I write about walking, wellness & travel adventures.

I love to explore and seek out new experiences to share, along with interesting places to stay.

I'm endlessly inspired by the countryside, woodlands and nature. I'm happiest outdoors with my Belgian Shepherd at my heels.

I've gone forest bathing in Wiltshire, slept in medieval churches, drunk coffee in a Dutch windmill and explored an abandoned hospital in Germany. I don't know where I'm going next, but I'd love you to come along.

Helen x











		

					
				I know this time of year is all about the blossom, but I love this stuff. Beautiful to look at, fierce if you get too close. And that vibrant yellow flower 😍
			
					
				Delivery from Germany 😍 Mr THL knows what to do 😊 
			
					
				‘ The Hauntings’ a 6m high scrap metal soldier currently on display in Amesbury, Wiltshire. The location of this sculpture is very fitting, it’s located outside Antrobus House which was built by Lady Florence Antrobus in memory of her son. 
			
					
				Happy Spring Equinox. This is where it all really begins- longer days, lighter nights, warmer weather and all the lovely Spring things.
			
					
				A lovely lych gate in the Wiltshire countryside. I think these church gates are very charming, although historically their use centred around funerals and death ⚰️ Even the word ‘lych’ comes from the Old English word for corpse. 
			
					
				Found the pretty town of Highworth last Summer and discovered the story of Mabel Stranks. Women’s History Month is the perfect time to share.
			
					
				Snow day in Wiltshire, the countryside has had a Narnia style makeover 😍 ❄️
			
					
				Memories from Welsh adventures as a nod to St Davids day. Did feel slightly guilty dragging the squaddie husband to Brecon on his down time but 🤷‍♀️ happy wife-happy life, right? 
			
					
				What I’d like to be doing this afternoon: canal side walking with the wolf, possibly with a stop at @honeystreetmillcafe for a little something. The hot chocolates are a work of art, swipe to see ☕️
			
			


	












Top Posts & Pages
  • A Wiltshire Walk: Woodborough to Honeystreet Mill Cafe
  • The Hauntings @ Antrobus House, Amesbury
  • The Old Asylum Graveyard: Mendip Hospital Cemetery, Wells
  • The Victorian Cemetery, Highclere
  • The Natural History Museum, London: My Guide
  • Life Outdoors: Forest Bathing
  • Unplugged: An Off Grid Escape in Berkshire
  • The Best TV Shows & Movies from Germany: My Top Ten.
  • A Postcard From Clevedon Pier
  • Wiltshire Walks: Pewsey Wharf






















    

    	
    

    

		
    
	
    


	
    

	
    

		
		
    
			
    
		
    

		
    

			
    
				
    
					
    

												
    
							
    
								
    

    
	
    
		
	
    

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