This is Part II of our Lisbon blog. You can read all about a very memorable meal, a tour of the National Palace of Queluz and a trip to the charming seaside town of Cascais.

This trip to Lisbon had been three years in the making. We had planned to visit Portugal in the summer of 2020, however, Covid put a halt to our travel plans. This trip was certainly worth the wait. Lisbon, with its charming tiled buildings, cobbled streets and low rise skyline, is one of Europe’s most beautiful, unspoilt capital cities.

Coastlines, oceans, boats, some of our favourite things to capture on film, and we got all three during our recent June weekend on the Jurassic Coast. We hope you enjoy this gallery of film photographs from our recent trip.

The Dorset Coast is a treasure of the British Isles and there was no better way to spend a warm weekend in June than exploring its coastline and local points of interest.

A selection of spring moments caught on film.

In our opinion, one of life’s little pleasures is visiting a National Trust site for either a meander around their grounds or gardens; a mooch around their incredible corpus of properties or simply for a spot of lunch and a cream tea. We got our spring fix at Osterley Park, Cliveden, Morden Hall Park and Dapdune Wharf.

This has been the season of the azalea and rhododendron. Our film rolls these last couple of months have certainly been focused on these gorgeous shrubs.

An ode to the rhododendrons and azaleas in bloom in late-April and early-May and recommendations on where you can see them near London.

Every year the private gardens at Dunsborough Park are open for their annual Tulip Festival. This year we were lucky enough to visit.

January weekends in Britain are a coin toss between miserable wind and rain or, the slightly rarer option, glorious sunshine. We were lucky enough to land on the latter as we enjoyed a wonderful weekend in Norfolk full of birdwatching, long walks and spectacular sunsets.