I watched an interesting documentary about caravans the other day. Well when I say Interesting, I mean that it threw up some interesting information about the history of British travel habits rather than that the subject of caravans is particularly riveting! Caravans had their heyday in the 50’s and 60’s and enabled the masses to travel far further than their finances would otherwise have allowed. Eventually, however, the caravans themselves were superseded by another kind of holiday – the package tour. Continue reading Caravans, Package Tours and the Internet – How our Holiday Habits Have Changed
Monthly Archives: May 2015
Online Shopping – Can Fishing Shops Survive?
Fishing shops were once at the heart of their local communities and served as a meeting place for anglers as well as somewhere to purchase equipment and bait. The shops had an important social role but with the growth of online shopping many have struggled to survive. Other have continued to thrive so what has made such a difference to the fortunes of these retailers? Continue reading Online Shopping – Can Fishing Shops Survive?
Sling or Stroller – What’s Best?
Not so long ago the practice of baby wearing or carrying youngsters in slings had almost died out in this country. For many the idea was associated with the hippie lifestyle and most parents were keen to invest in one of the latest prams or strollers. Now baby slings are experiencing a significant revival with some parents never using a pram. So what is the best way to go? Continue reading Sling or Stroller – What’s Best?