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The John Cooper Works MCS Kit Review
A lot has been said and written about the MINI Cooper S JCW Kit since its release a year ago. Yet, until now we hadn't had a chance to throw our hat in the ring with a full review. We had originally planned on having a review last year but schedules conflicted and things in the end simply didn't work out. However, I recently had a chance to "borrow" an MCS with the JCW kit for awhile and thought it was as good a time as any to add our voices to the growing number of reviews out there.
Many have slammed the car for its high price and lack of exterior differences from the stock MCS. Others have sung its praises as the ultimate (albeit expensive) factory-authorized MINI. I found that the answer lies somewhere between the two drastically different opinions. In fact, it really depends on what you want from the car and what you expect it to be.
My very first thought after driving the JCW MCS: wow. The engine felt as if it had lots of reserve power in every gear – almost an odd sensation for the MINI. In fact, cruising at 70 and punching it in 6th gear gives a similar sensation to cruising at 40mph and punching it in 4th gear with a standard Cooper. Further, going from 4th to 3rd and then punching it at 70mph is absolutely exhilarating. On the other end of the spectrum, it's hard not to feel cool blipping the throttle going from 3rd to 2nd knowing you have all that power at your disposal at any time. In an MC, or even to some degree an MCS, it's there but just not always immediate. In the JCW S you're really never concerned about where the engine is within the rev range.
Another sensation that is almost un-MINI-like is having to properly modulate your power delivery out of turns so you don't scrub away too much of that newly found acceleration. Exiting corners is pure joy in this car. Where the MCS is eager, the JCW S is just plain rapid. Certainly we can thank the more robust power band for this sensation. Simply put power everywhere and you don't need to work at all to get it. Quite a change from the MC and even the MCS.
And that power is something that proves to be not only satisfying but also very addicting. The MINI has always turned and stopped very well. However, the JCW S is almost an epiphany with its power.
Of course, all this comes at a price tag. A $6000 price tag ($5200 for the parts, around $800 for the installation). One of the more popular opinions among the MINI faithful is the JCW S just isn't worth the money when you consider what else is out there in terms of aftermarket choices. This may be true. But who am I to say its overpriced to someone who (A) has the money and (B) wants the warranty and exclusivity? That's really the catch. The JCW S is completely covered under the MINI factory warranty and is as rare as the new MINI gets.
But what about that notion that you can get all the JCW kit provides and more from aftermarket parts? Well yes – you certainly can achieve similar figures using products from the growing number of reputable aftermarket companies that specialize in the new MINI. I've experienced a couple MCSs with aftermarket pullies, exhausts, and reprogrammed ECUs and found there to be a subtle difference between them and the JCW S. Both are powerful and incredibly fun to drive, but the JCW S felt a bit more polished and seemed to have a more linear powerband. It feels as if it came that way from the factory. Having driven an MCS with 200hp+ derived from an off-the-shelf mix of components, I can say the big advantage that the JCW S has (beyond the warranty) is its seamlessness. Along those lines it also seems to have an almost a perfect amount of power for the rest of the stock components. Personally if I had much more power than 200hp on my MINI I'd seriously consider larger brakes, a more agressive suspension set-up, and a limited slip differential. Now admittedly, this is just a comparison between three cars and there may very well be setups out there that better mimic the JCW S but it was something that was fairly noticeable on the three MINIs tested.
In the end, the advice I'd give to someone thinking about the JCW S would really depend on their individual situation. For those that have no problem with the expense and like the idea of a warranty, I think it's a no-brainer. On the other hand for a MINI owner that is wanting the biggest bang for their buck, its frankly not the best choice. It's also not the ideal choice if you'd rather be more adventurous with your modifications. For instance 17% and even 19% pullies are out and being installed in cars as we speak. Granted you won't find much, if any, warranty on items like that, but they will get you more speed then the JCW kit's 13.8% pulley.
So yes, the JCW S is as good as advertised. It's the most exciting thing to come out of MINI dealer showrooms yet. It just happens to come at a high price…another reason why it's so rare.
The graph used in the article is courtesy of www.johncooperworks.co.uk
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After winning the award for the first time last year, Mimecast continued to develop and improve its channel security offering to stay ahead of the competition. The CRN Security Vendor of the Year award recognises not just Mimecast's product range and technological innovation, but its overall contribution to the channel, its service and support, and its extensive channel and marketing programmes.
Nessa Lynchehaun, UK Channel Director at Mimecast, commented: "To win CRN Security Vendor of the Year last year was a fantastic achievement for Mimecast, but to win for a second year running and retain our crown, which is always harder to do, is an even bigger achievement. It is well deserved recognition for the emphasis we have placed on continuing to develop our channel programme, and strengthen our partner community, our technology and our ability to add value for all our partners.
"At Mimecast, we've set the bar high and we are now looking forward to an exciting 2013, continuing to innovate to improve our channel programme and investing in our team, our products and our partners to help take the business on to the next level in the UK and across Europe."
A number of Mimecast partners were also honoured on the night. Microsoft was named Software Vendor of the Year, Trustmarque picked up Services Provider of the Year, Bytes Software Services scooped Enterprise Reseller of the Year, and Softcat collected Reseller of the Year.
2012 has been a great year for awards for Mimecast. The CRN Security Vendor of the Year gong follows a 20th place ranking in the Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50, winning Computing Security's Messaging Security Solution of the Year, being named Microsoft Innovative Customer Advocacy Partner of the Year, and picking up Messaging Product of the Year at the Network Computing awards. Mimecast's Unified Email Management solution also won an MSExchange Gold award, Eliza Hedegaard was named Account Manager of the Year at the Knowlist Legal IT Awards, Gillian Crewdson received Best Vendor Marketing Manager at the CRN Sales & Marketing Awards, and Trevor Highley was honoured with Best Vendor Account Manager at the same event.
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Le Garrick - Covent Garden
- Address:
10 - 12 Garrick Street
Covent Garden
London, WC2E 9BHNeighbourhood:
Covent Garden
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: £25 and under
Le Garrick - Covent Garden
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.frenchrestaurantlondon.co.uk/
- Phone: 020 7240 7649
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Saturday: 12pm - 10:30pm non stop
Sunday 12pm - 5pm from last week of November till end of December
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Wine Bar, Bistro, French
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, View, Weekend Brunch, Wine, Wine Bar
- Special Events: Every party is different and adapted to your needs.
From buffet to table service, open bar to cash bar. kids area with nanny on request, dj, music band.
Having Le Garrick to you and your guest is quiet a feeling when you are downstairs. Check the album craigs birthday, It'll speak for itself.
A word from Le Garrick - Covent Garden
Le Garrick Restaurant located in the middle of London's theatreland is an intimate French restaurant that's a favourite with theattrical types, business people and lovers of French cuisine.There is a homely restaurant at ground level,while at lower ground level the friendly bar/dining room has intimate nooks for romantic moments. Le Garrick's menu features classics and favourites of French bistro cooking, dishes like grilled enrecote with sauce poivre and pommes frites and lemon tarte with creme fraiche among the classic desserts. The two course prix fixe menu is a lifesaver pre-theatre. The almost entirely French wine list offers wines by the carafe as well as the bottle and glass. In an area that's chockablock with chain eateries, Le Garrick is a one-off.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerPre/post Theatre
- Diners' Choice WinnerRomance
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Le Garrick - Covent Garden reviews from OpenTable diners
372 reviews since 24 November 2013
- Food3.9Service4.3
- Ambience4.2Value3.8
pre/post theatre (265)romance (207)special occasions (133)fit for foodies (99)outstanding value (58)business meals (48)group bookings (43)sunday lunch (28)outdoor eating (19)brunch (14)child friendly (11)good vegetarian options (8)disabled access (1)afternoon tea (1)Show More
- a piece of Paris in LondonMatchDined on 21/11/2014On Friday night it was fully booked and for a reason. Nice food, lovely atmosphere. The only problem I can mention is that there is no bar area where one can wait for other(s). Otherwise all positive experience. Good value for money.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 20/11/2014Picked restaurant for family get togeather. Pleasant atmosphere and good food made for a great evening. I would recommend and will be back.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service!LequoiseDined on 20/11/2014It was my boyfriend's birthday and the staff brought him a little candle and sang happy birthday! It was so nice because I'd mentioned that in the booking a week ago and they'd remembered. The food was also delicious and so we left much fatter than we arrived.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ambience, average foodTollieDined on 15/11/2014Walking into this place was like walking into a little Paris! Staff all speaking french, small tables with candle light and a fantastic Parisian atmosphere! We came pre theatre but ordered from the main menu. Food was OK, nothing to get too excited about. My starter came out cold but otherwise no big qualms. Would definitely visit again for the atmosphere.Special Features:
- Catch up with friendsSurvDined on 13/11/2014First visit with friends and was not disappointed. Had a great catch up. Staff were attentive but also gave you space. Was first visit for them too and they loved it. Will definitely be visiting again. Make sure you book especially pre theatre times. Loom forward to next visit ;) xxSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fab week night mealA1222Dined on 12/11/2014I went here with my dad on a recommendation from a friend and finally found somewhere we both agree on! We were 30 mins early but they seated us straight away with a welcoming smile. Although it was a Wednesday evening it was very busy which is always a good sign. I had the mussels, duck confit and the most amazing chocolate mousse. The staff were polite and friendly and the wine was reasonably priced. Will definitely be coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, shame about the coffeeOpenTable Diner Since 2014VIPDined on 11/11/2014I have been to Le Garrick a few times, food always good, authentically French and fair value for it's location - but don't bother with an espresso, way off the mark!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb!tophatDined on 10/11/2014The ambience was delightful, the staff were excellent and the food was supremeSpecial Features:
- Excellent ambiancePedroDined on 8/11/2014We were seated downstairs which is by far the best floor of the restaurant. The duck was good but a bit sweet, maybe is just because I prefer spicy and hot foods. The desserts were the best, creme brûlée was perfect! The wine was really good as well, a Roncier that fitted the duck in perfection. Overall was a sort of romantic dinner and the bill came at around £90 with appetisers, main course, desserts and a bottle of wine. I recommend.Special Features:
- Great venue for informal supperDorsetgirlDined on 8/11/2014We were well looked after on a busy Saturday night. Menu satisfied all including a vegetarian and wine was good value. Highly recommend as great Saturday night venue but need to book!Special Features:
- AmazingstephanDined on 1/11/2014Very good french restaurant. Very good situation and good cookingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic mealDonRicoDined on 1/11/2014Yes, yes, yes, the reviews are right. This is a great place to go for a romantic date. Make sure to get a table downstairs. The waiting staff are excellent. They really make you feel welcome. The tables are arranged in such a way to give everyone some privacy. The decor is great, the candles, mirrors, exposed brickwork, etc. Lovely ambiance. The champagne was excellent too. My only criticism is of the food. I had beouf bourgingnon which was very average - I've had much better at Cafe Rouge. And my date's fish had bones in it - please, please take the bones out - most of us are poor at de-boning fish especially by candle light. But, overall, a wonderful experience. And a very special thank you to our charming waitress. Will go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ambianceHevsdinerDined on 1/11/2014We had a lovely late lunch after a girly day shopping. The ambiance was great and the food delicious, the staff were attentive and efficient. Not a big restaurant but the way it is set out gives a nice casual buzz. French restaurant where the staff actually appear to be French, or at least French speaking. Enjoyed our afternoon there and would definitely go back there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 31/10/2014Really lovely food and a fantastic atmosphere. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We would really recommend it.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reliably terrific food and wine.MF2CD1Dined on 30/10/2014I've been going there for 24 years. That occupies my 50 allotted characters!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sarah47Dined on 29/10/2014The food was awful!We had to send our soup back as it was cold it was still cold when it came back. I would not call this French food this place has gone down hill fast! I would not suggest it to anyone
- Le Garrick - worth a visit!J596Dined on 28/10/2014Still there, and as good as ever. Very buzzy (Full on a Tuesday night). French bistro atmosphere, and good honest French food to match it. My friend, who had never been before, is already making plans to go back. Food was good quality, tasty, and despite the numbers was served at a reasonable pace, whilst not making us feel rushed. Sevice was 5 star - excellant waitress, good sense of humour, & helpful with advice. Wine was reasonably priced, especially for the location. Seating is quite tight, so there is a hum of background conversation - but not overpowering, just adds to the ambience. I'll be back soon.Special Features:
- LovelyBurgerDined on 28/10/2014What a gem in the middle of Soho. Great French food in a very cosy setting. Lorraine and Elodie are great characters and make your meal very special. Highly recommendedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but not good enoughSwissgirlDined on 25/10/2014Great location for a get-together. However, as the food was good but not exceptional and there are many more restaurants in London to try, we will not be back. I recommend this restaurant to people going out for a meal with a group of friends, with parents or work colleagues, i.e. when the ambiance is more important than what is on the plate.Special Features:
- A gem of a French restaurantHillersDined on 25/10/2014Found this on Open Table whilst looking for somewhere for a pre theatre meal. Location and price was just the ticket and they had a slot at a time to suit so booked it up. After having had pretty poor service levels the night before at the Swan at the Globe, the thing that stood out at Le Garrick was the friendly, quick and attentive service levels. Just had a burger and chips - or should I say steack haché et frites - but it was formidable. And the café gourmand - coffee with a selection of small desserts - was gorgeous. We have fallen in love with canelés! Sadly I can't remember the waitress' name - but she was a star - we will be back next time we are in London - that's a certainty!Special Features:
- Good mealPBH1Dined on 25/10/2014Nothing fancy, but classic French menu, and friendly staff.Special Features:
- Our favourite restaurant2leavesDined on 21/10/2014This a little piece of France in London and we love it every time we go. The staff couldn't be more friendly and helpful, the food is consistently very good the wine is excellent value. We often make the trip there (about an hour across the city) rather than eat in the many restaurants closer to home - it is a home from home. We taken heaps of friends here and the all love it.Special Features:
- Excellent foodCorkiDined on 18/10/2014A really good meal with hearty food. Very good value for money as well. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Loved itTheBFGDined on 18/10/2014We booked for a Saturday asking for a window table if possible with only 2 days notice. We arrived around 10 minutes early and were offered a pavement seat until our table became free, aperitifs were ordered and arrived promptly. Table was ready on time and the waitress was keen to ask if the table was to our liking, which it was. Service at the table was efficient and friendly and there was no delay with either the drinks or the food courses without being pushy. Dinner was delightful and both of us enjoyed the food immensely. It felt very French country style and was a pleasure to dine here. I would recommend and will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LovelyKotsilver1Dined on 18/10/2014Great service, very nice food, we were sat in the basement, great atmosphere. Will definitely come again.
- Ok if you like bovrilMikeDined on 17/10/2014The restaurant is cluttered. Small tables in nooks, crannies and the corridor. To be fair we asked to be moved from a table for two backing into a corridor and were give table for four. The service was acceptable but the food was very poor. My wife's salad dressing of 'Balsamic vinegar' tasted of bovril. Her main course of salmon was uninspiring. My French Onion soup and Boeuf Bourguignon both tasted the same - Bovril. We told the manager we will not be returning. We didn't bother to stay for a dessert. Better to eat at home where you know what you are getting
- Excellent food & serviceKGNW5Dined on 16/10/2014We were late for our reservation by at least 20 minutes but the staff was nonetheless very accommodating. Service was extremely quick, and the food was delicious. Perhaps not good value for money was Le Garrick burger - very small amount of meat when compared to the faux filet or boeuf Bourguignon. Lovely atmosphere despite being sat upstairs. Would recommend.Special Features:
- Splendid French food - again!ItalophileDined on 15/10/2014Visited for an evening meal with friends. We asked to keep the table for longer than two hours which was no problem. Service was friendly and efficient, as expected, and there is always a good and vibrant atmosphere here. Everyone enjoyed what they ate; my calamari and duck confit both excellent. Unfortunately they had run out if our first choice red wine but 2nd choice was excellent too! And the shots of Marc on the house at the end were appreciated...all in all, it's hard to fault this place. Just make sure you bring an appetite, as the menu does tend towards the hearty...!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great nightdiners55Dined on 11/10/2014Service was excellent and staff vey friendly. Lovely food. We sat downstairs which had a good atmosphere although bit noisy well full.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food , atmosphere and staffWorpleDined on 11/10/2014We were very pleased with our meal here. The place has a great atmosphere and the food was delicious and very French. The waiting staff could not have been friendlier . It s great spot for a pre theatre early dinner right in the heart of theatreland. Highly recommend as prices and wine not outrageously priced for central LondonSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another lovely meal hereLottyDined on 9/10/2014Lovely atmosphere and a very nice, not over the top menu. A great place for a relaxed dinner with friends or a cozy dinner for two.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best pre theatre. We love it!PaulsCoDined on 8/10/2014Apart from it's little quirky character the first thing that hits you about this restaurant is the overwhelmingly friendly staff. Everybody is just so nice, happy and welcoming. We just love this place for pre theatre dinner but would return anytime really, good food too!.Special Features:
- Lovely evening in Le GarrickweemanoDined on 4/10/2014Myself and my wife really enjoyed our meal in Le Garrick. The atmosphere was great and the service was friendly and attentive. It was our wedding anniversary and the restaurant offered us a little treat to celebrate this!! I would recommend this restaurant to other diners looking for good French foodSpecial Features:
- Overall ok"....PaulDined on 4/10/2014....but could have been better. Starters and wine excellent but duck chewy and unappealing . Wine was excellent and service friendly but probably will not return as better alternativesSpecial Features:
- cosy and cuteRememberadaDined on 3/10/2014A nice, cosy place, great ambiance and friendly staff. The food was good and not too pricey given the location.Special Features:
- Epitome of FrenchPhilip63Dined on 27/9/2014Second time at Le Garrick and we all enjoyed the food. The set menu option was good value, the staff attentive and courteous and the atmosphere very French. A good bet and excellent location.Special Features:
- pleasant experiencefellDined on 26/9/2014having passed this restaurant on several occasions it was great to finally go. we were not disappointed and the food and service was very good . great location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great meal2leavesDined on 23/9/2014We've eaten here before. it is consistently good. The staff are friendly and attentive without making you feel watched. The food is excellent, cooked just right, 'comfort' food, not artfully designed food. This visit exemplified everything that they get right. I was on time for the booking. My husband was half an hour late. During this time I was brought water, bread, wine and 'don't worry about the table' reassurance. When he did arrive they got our dinner to us in plenty of time for us to still make our theatre booking, whisking dirty plates away and bringing the next course quickly. And the food did't suffer. The steaks were cooked just right - which sees to be harder and harder to get, even in very very expensive restaurants these days.Special Features:
- It really was French!ColinasDined on 20/9/2014The whole experience was French. Food, amience and staff, all genuine French! Tres bien!Special Features:
- Great Little FindSaucyjackDined on 17/9/2014Had a really lovely evening here catching up with friends. The waiters were attentive and helpful, and the starter of snails was delicious. The main of beef in red wine wasn't quite as good, as the beef was erring on the tough side - however the wine was lovely and the overall ambiance made up for this. Perfect for a romantic meal with a loved one, first date, catch up with friends or a business dinner - this fantastic restaurant has hidden depths, with a very cosy and atmospheric basement seating area. I'd recommend Le Garrick without hesitation.Special Features:


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on Tuesday, 18 November 2014.
When LL was just a few months old, we went on our first family holiday to Scarborough in North Yorkshire. I randomly found via google a gorgeous cottage just outside of the little seaside town at a place called Humble Bee Farm. We booked and paid for it before LL was born and when we eventually did visit we had a great time- I have such fond memories of our first little break away as a family of four. Humble Bee Farm is a working farm with lots of animals to see, it's perfect for little ones- you can even collect an egg for breakfast each morning from the hens which we did the first time we were there. It's home to three amazing cottages, some pretty cool wigwams which our friend's have stayed in before, and also camping pitches too. We really loved our adventure there back in May 2013.
Therefore a few weeks ago I was really excited to receive an email asking if we would like to go back to stay at Humble Bee Farm for a couple of nights. We jumped at the chance to go back there but sadly due to Mr E having to work he wasn't able to come with us. Still we got my second favourite big person in the form of my little sister Anna, who kindly said she would come along. We were all really looking forward to our sisterly break.
We set off on Wednesday morning and didn't arrive in Scarborough until late afternoon as we unfortunately had car trouble- my car decided to break down on the side of the A1 in the pouring rain which was quite a scary experience. Luckily a knight in shining armour (in the form of the RAC man) came to our rescue, and although the car wasn't completely better, he said it was ok to go on our merry way as long as we took it slow.
Our cottage 'Merry Dale' was as gorgeous as I remembered- cosy, warm and inviting with a rather fabulous hot tub in the garden. The girls were so excited to be there with their Auntie Anna and Mummy and after a dinner out at ASK, we all settled down in front of the fire for the evening. We didn't actually end up doing all that much during our stay, it was just so wet and windy, so we spent a lot of time snuggling in the cottage and taking advantage of the 'bubbly swimming pool.' In actual fact it was just what I needed- just to chill out for a bit and not rush around.
As usual, I thought because we didn't do that much, I hadn't taken that many photos but it turns out I still have a fair few that I love.
Here is our trip to Scarborough in photos and a little video...
As soon as they woke up on our first morning they were straight in the hot tub- they loved splashing around- such a great idea for families as a little extra bonus to your stay at the cottage.
There is nothing better than watching them giggle.
They absolutely loved the bubbles.
Funnily enough when we were here last time I got a photo of Mads in the hot tub that is one of my favourites of her ever, and this one is also now one of my all time favourites too- I think it's the fact she is completely happy and natural.
She was telling the duck off for splashing.
LL is growing up so quickly all of a sudden- she still isn't talking much but is now saying about ten words. I am willing time to slow down a little.
Even though it was really cold we had to go out and visit these amazing rainbow beach huts again.
I love this one of my girlies- I think I may get it framed for somewhere, although we are running out of space on our walls!
Also looking rather grown up- and very, very cheeky!
They had so much fun running up and down, playing games and being silly.
They are really playing with each other a lot at the moment, it's very sweet to see.
We went down on to the beach for a bit as quite frankly you can't go to the seaside without going and having a little paddle in the water.
She always has a look of mischief on her face.
It got so cold so quickly, our hands and fingers went so numb. Why is the seaside in Winter always so cold?
Writing their names in the sand.
We had to go and warm up in a little tea room- and of course cake was compulsory too.
We went back and had a snuggly afternoon back at our cottage- we got these cute little gingerbread snowmen to decorate as a little rainy day activity to do while away.
Our creations.
It was such a treat having the hot tub in the evenings when the girls were in bed- that really is the beauty of a cottage and the fact you don't have to hide out in the bathroom or go to bed at 8.30pm like you so often have to do in hotels. One night we shared a bottle of bubbles in the bubbles. ;)
One great thing about Humble Bee Farm is how child friendly it is- they had a big box full of toys and books to keep them amused.
My children are like little magpies and are attracted to anything sparkly and bright- they love going to the 2p slot machines when we go to the seaside and to be fair I love it too, it reminds me of being little.
Having fun even though it was pouring down outside.
Here is a little video of our adventures in Scarborough...
NB: We were invited back to stay at Humble Bee Farm free of charge for two nights after paying full price for a seven night stay the previous year. Thanks so much to Humble Bee for inviting us- we loved our stay and will definitely be back again in the future. Check out their website as they have some amazing winter rates if you fancy a little break away., especially in their wigwams.
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on Wednesday, 12 November 2014.
I'm aware I have already posted so many photos (and a video!) of our Amsterdam adventures, but I had so many lovely, colourful photos of this beautiful city that I took on my phone camera, that it just seemed a shame not to share them. Amsterdam is full of inspiration, colour, prettiness and exciting things around every corner, and I could have taken photos all day long.
Here is Amsterdam as through the eyes of my iPhone...
Our flight with KLM left at 6am meaning that we were in the air for the most beautiful sunrise.
Everywhere you looked there were beautiful crooked buildings and quaint little streets, we could have walked around for hours just looking in the shop windows and waving at the boats.
Love this photo of myself and LL- she was in her element exploring and running about.
We went to Pancakes! Amsterdam for some pancakes (obviously) and the waiter very kindly took a photo of us all.
As a family we all have a little bit of a thing for pancakes so queued for an hour to get in- they were definitely worth the wait.
My little lady checking out the tulips.
A cuddle with my big girl in Dam Square.
Waiting for the ferry on the second day of our adventures.
We went for lunch at Pllek, a cool bar/restaurant made out of old shipping containers. The girls loved the fact that we weren't sat at a table, instead we snuggled up on cushions.
I had falafal, Mr E had a burger and Mads and LL had this weird sandwich which the waiter translated as 'brown sugar.' We still aren't quite sure what they were eating but needless to say it went down well!
After lunch we checked out some of the colourful street art, the girls loved running about in the big open space.
Posing. We just loved the colours of all the graffitii and art.
We hired bikes and had fun exploring the city. I would love to say I had the bike with the girls in front, but in reality I did it for about two seconds before deciding it was far too scary, and letting Mr E take over.
Another colourful street, honestly it was just such a family friendly place and we could have walked around for days without getting bored.
We love you too Amsterdam. We are definitely planning on coming back very soon.
You can definitely tell they are not the milkman's. How alike do they look? ;)
Another cute little street.
Is it acceptable to take your children down to breakfast in their pj's? Probably not, but that's what we did. It was delicious and Mads became obsessed with these weird chocolate sprinkle things that you put on bread and toast- nice and healthy. We *may* have smuggled a few home in my bag.
Taking a photo by the canals on our third day. Our girls certainly aren't angels all the time, but they were so well behaved all weekend.
Eating a waffle in Dam Square and watching the world go by.
Bye Bye Amsterdam, thank you for all the adventures!
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Check out my other Amsterdam posts-
A Child Friendly Weekend In Amsterdam Part One.
A Child Friendly Weekend In Amsterdam Part Two.
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on Thursday, 06 November 2014.
Last weekend we were lucky enough to visit the beautiful city of Amsterdam. We had the most amazing weekend as a family and were so surprised about just how child friendly and relaxed the culture is over there. We loved exploring and making memories together, and we are already talking about booking another stay for the Spring of next year as I would love to visit and see the tulips- it is such a colourful city even in Autumn, I can only imagine what it is like when it is in bloom.
If you missed it here is Part One of our adventures. We packed so much in to our stay that I have had to split my posts into separate parts.
Day Two
Our junior suite room at the Movenpick Amsterdam City was large, with a separate lounge area with a sofa bed. The large windows meant that in the morning the room was flooded with the most beautiful light.
My happy girl waiting for the ferry.
Everywhere you look there are bikes in Amsterdam and I didn't see one person wearing a helmet the whole time we were there, it's a little crazy to cycle there yet apparently it's one of the safest places in Europe to cycle.
When we go to a new place we don't always want to do typical tourist things, and prefer to go off the beaten track a little. My husband and I love colourful street art so when I read about the Amsterdam Noord area online I knew we had to visit it. It's a bizarre area, with derelict buildings, abandoned boats and a real urban gritty scene, yet it houses some of the city's most creative and artistic communities, even MTV have a headquarters here. It was quiet and there were lots of graffiti artists working while we were there. It was amazing and it was definitely the highlight of our trip. To get to Amsterdam Noord you need to hop on a ferry going to NSDM behind Centraal Station, they run 24 hours a day and are free.
While we were there there I got asked to have my photo taken and had a little interview with the Dutch newspaper NRC Hardelsblad because they thought what I was wearing was stylish. Definitely the first time I have ever, ever been called that! I had to get the girls to pose with me because I hate posing for photographs on my own, I am so unconfident in front of the camera and prefer to hide behind it. These guys do it better than me! ;)
The girls loved running around the big open space in Amsterdam Noord.
It was so quiet and deserted bar the odd street artist.
We didn't want to eat in a touristy place so headed to Pllek, a crazy looking restaurant made out out of old shipping containers.
Pllek had a really cool vibe, we sat on wooden blocks and cushions which the girls thought was really fun and meant they weren't confined to the table so much.
I had falafel, Mr E had a burger and the girls had a sandwich which the barman translated as 'brown sugar'- it arrived and literally was that, bread and butter with little cereal sugar biscuits on top. Needless to say they loved it.
We decided to hire bikes to really explore the city- the girls went on the front and it was so long and a little scary! But we loved exploring the city this way and they giggled non stop the whole time.
A quaint little open space we found while cycling- there was such a mix in Amsterdam of little parks, open green spaces, traditional old buildings and new urban zones. And it was just so colourful and bright.
We hired our bikes from Mac Bike, which we found to be excellent and they were great with the girls. We were also pleased they had helmets in stock as because as mentioned above we hadn't seen anyone else wearing them.
I love the way she is looking at her big sister. She was so tired she fell asleep while we were cycling and Mads held her against her shoulder for the whole trip. She really is the best big sister.
I feel so lucky to be able to give my girl's adventures and to experience them as a family.
Our hotel was about ten minutes walk from the centre which suited us perfectly as it meant we were out of the tourist hectic bit. There was a nice walk back along the river.
Day Three
After seeing the big I Amsterdam sign on our first day, we spotted this mini one from the ferry when we were heading over to Amsterdam Noord. We therefore started our final day by jumping on another boat to check this one out out.
We then headed over to Dam Square to do the tourist thing and people watch by eating delicious Nutella and whipped cream waffles outside. We were so lucky with the weather, the sun shined our whole trip.
Soon it was time to head back to our hotel ready to catch our plane home. If you book a junior suite at the Movenpick Hotel you get 24 access to the executive lounge with complimentary snacks, drinks and newspapers. This actually saved us a fair bit of money, the mini bar in your room is complimentary as well.
We headed back to Centraal station to catch our train to Schiphol airport, but not before having one last stroll by the canals. I love this picture of this beautiful city.
All in all we had the most incredible weekend in Amsterdam and we have all fallen a little in love with this colourful, vibrant city. We felt incredibly safe there which is important to us when travelling with the girls, and the Dutch were so friendly, indeed Mads and LL were in their element as whereever we went they got little gifts from locals, such as stickers, keyrings and a little toy car. There's a really eclectic mix of traditional culture, mixed in with the bright colours and new modern structures associated with large cities. The flight with KLM was so quick and easy, and to be in a European city within 35 minutes is just spectacular really, it's definitely opened our eyes to flying from our regional airports rather than going to the larger ones.
My photos don't do this beautiful place justice, but if you are looking for a short weekend trip away with little ones, I can one hundred percent recommend it. We have come away with lots of happy memories of our adventures and will definitely be going back soon.
My final post of our Amsterdam trip is coming tomorrow- photos captured by my iPhone.
(And in case you missed it here is a video of our adventures in Amsterdam)
NB: Thanks to KLM for flying us to Amsterdam as part of their #KLMFlyLocal campaign, we feel honoured and very lucky to be a part of it. Be sure to check them out as they have some really brilliant deals from 16 local regional airports. As always, all content and words are my own. We love you Amsterdam!
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on Tuesday, 04 November 2014.
When you think of Amsterdam what do you think of? Stag and Hen parties stumbling out of 'coffee shops'? Men dressed as Borat roaming widely along the red light district? Or perhaps slightly prettier things such as tulips or clogs? I thought all of these things about Amsterdam until this past weekend, although I knew it was beautiful I didn't exactly imagine it to be a particularly family friendly city. Having been briefly before, staying one night in my early 20's, and a couple of times because my old head office was there for work where I literally saw a desk and my hotel room, I didn't really know exactly what the city had to offer. Therefore when we were invited to stay for the weekend on behalf of KLM and their #KLMFlyLocal campaign we jumped at the chance to get to know the real Amsterdam.
I hadn't flown KLM before but we were so impressed. Flying from Norwich airport to Schiphol airport (KLM's original home!), our check in was smooth, easy and without the hassle often attached to larger airports. Once on the plane our flight only took 35 minutes, which is pretty amazing and even within that time we got a biscuit and a drink included. Whenever I fly I always think of the larger airports, but we will definitely fly from our regional airports again, in fact KLM fly from 16 local cities including Aberdeen, Manchester, London City and Newcastle. It was just so easy and much less stressful with two young children.
All I can say is Wow. Amsterdam is one of the most beautiful, vibrant, colourful and quite frankly amazing cities I have ever been to. It is relaxed, the Dutch are so incredibly friendly and it is so family friendly, with my girls having the time of our lives over the course of our long weekend. Both myself and Mr E were blown away with the city and wished we could have stayed longer. Obviously travelling with small people can sometimes be stressful, but our girls were impeccably behaved all weekend, with us not having to have one cross word with them. They loved it and so did we, we made so many memories as a family and we will remember it for a long time. I have taken so, so, so many photos that I am going to have to split this into a few posts, but here is our wonderful weekend in photos...
Day One...
We arrived into Amsterdam really early and by 9.30am were in our hotel room which is quite frankly so quick and amazing. We were thrilled with our Junior Suite at the Movenpick Amsterdam City, especially because they allowed us to check in when we arrived and not wait until the usual time. This meant we could have a freshen up and a relax in our room after a 4am start.
Our first morning was spent walking around the canal area and getting our bearings. The canals are just so beautiful, with street after street of waterside shops, restaurants and quaint coffee shops. We spent hours looking at the old Dutch buildings and the girls waved at all the boats going past.
We took our single buggy and a buggy board but Mads decided to have a really long sleep in the buggy on the first day so this little one walked a lot. She was in her element, waving at people, smiling and loving the attention from passers by.
As a family we have a *little* obsession for pancakes, so were excited to try out some Dutch ones as they are a speciality over there. I had heard the best place to go was Pancakes! Amsterdam so after much map orientation we managed to find it.
We had to queue outside for almost an hour as it is so small inside. LL wasn't sure whether it was worth the wait!
But it most definitely was! We shared a traditional savoury ham and cheese Dutch Pancake, plus two sweet chocolate, whipped cream and ice cream ones, with a little sneaky American style maple syrup and bacon stack as well. They were honestly the most delicious things I have ever eaten, definitely worth a trip if you are ever in the area.
We were so lucky with the weather, the sun shined the whole time and it was so beautiful in the afternoons when it began to set. I love this photo of Mr E and LL.
I absolutely love this photo of us- she really is a ray of sunshine.
We got on a tram and went to the area behind the Rijksmuseum so the girls could run around in the park area and we could see the 'I amsterdam' sign.
They loved running around and playing on the sign.
I love the light in this photo.
M is for Mads. And random Man.
Throwing stones in the water. As you do.
I love this photo of us- I feel so incredibly lucky to be able to take them on adventures.
The rest of the day passed in a blur of sightseeing in the beautiful streets, before we headed back to our hotel bar for dinner as the girls were so tired after their early start. A couple of other families were also there at the same time as us, so it was lovely to meet Fritha and Laura's family for a drink in the Executive Lounge at the Movenpick, where snacks and complimentary drinks are served for Executive Room guests. We all went to bed really early, with Mr E falling asleep at 8.30pm!
Here is a little video of our adventures in Amsterdam and Day 2 and 3 of our photos coming up soon!
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"No soup for you!" Starting at 5pm, enjoy seafood, burgers, pasta and more from our night menu at The Soup Place on Broadway!
The Soup Place on Broadway is well-known for the soups, salads…