Mr Casper, my cat
Meet Mr Casper, my darling boy, who I love to bits! I mean look at that face, he is spoilt rotten and gets a ridiculous amount of cuddles each day, sometimes to his annoyance.
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Traditions and everyday life in United KingdomFestivals, family customs, favourite places and everyday traditions, written by members of Global Penfriends who live in United Kingdom. Each cultural keepsake is a short note about life where they are.
1,243 keepsakes from United Kingdom (430 traditions and culture, 813 personal) · page 24 of 42Moments from members' own lives: family traditions, favourite places, hobbies and memories, some from other countries they love.
Meet Mr Casper, my darling boy, who I love to bits! I mean look at that face, he is spoilt rotten and gets a ridiculous amount of cuddles each day, sometimes to his annoyance.
Shared by Stardust50
it’s where i like to go with my dog. we chill there and take photos, she loves her photo taken. we go during the evening and i collect flowers each time and put them in a book
Shared by lcvebear
I love riding my horse buzz and I am on the yard loads I do British riding and love competing. I am interested in anyone that does anything really also love watching Netflix
Shared by Blossom bloom
i love to walk to this garden when things are getting a bit overwhelming, its about a 40 minute walk from my house and has the most stunning nature ive ever seen in my city
Shared by interstelle
At work we plan different events and parties to celebrate different cultures. This month we had a Reggae/Jamaican party with food, music and drinks from Jamaican culture!
Shared by MJ00
There is a small restaurant in the countryside that my family and I visit regularly; it's by a huge lake and when you stand outside, you can see the most beautiful sunsets.
Shared by Vija
During Christmas, London is filled with family-owned markets. This year I saw a group of children singing Christmas carols in Leicester Square, with a massive tree behind.
Shared by Synchromise
I always walk around the capital until I’ve seen all I could see and until my legs hurt. I get a coffee I glance at the nice architecture and just take in the individuals.
Shared by Likelynot
I know that most people read but for me reading is a sort of escape from everything. I know that it sounds weird but this is the only way I can think of describing it so...
Shared by Mystic_Reaper8503
Last year, I decided to broaden my horizons and try a number of different activities. Out of all I tried, my favourite was blacksmithing, where I forged my own fire poker.
Shared by R0b3r7
Bought this to listen to all my great records. It has a built in cassette player as well as radio. The speakers are massive and sounds perfect even though its from the 70s
Shared by MinaMe
I dont have any personal pictures of me birdwatching but heres pictures of a European goldfinch! I am an avid birdwatcher. Ask me any questions about birds or wildlife :)
Shared by Holly Whitfield
Afternoon Tea is a popular tradition. These days it is mostly enjoyed as an occasional treat - perhaps on a special occasion - or when friends are visiting from overseas.
Shared by JamesCambs
A selection of horses being trained and ridden in London for the police force. The UK has a strong mounted police and calvary presence, which is really lovely to see! :)
Shared by TompotBlenny
a melanie martinez concert to be specific. by far one of the best nights of my life. being so close to someone who i’ve looked up to for so many years, was just surreal
Shared by littlebodysweetheart
I often go to London and try to go to different areas but my favourite is always walking down the big shopping streets during Christmas and see all the Christmas lights
Shared by Peppr268
I love all things tea! Teabag's, loose leaf, matcha. I can tell you everything about tea, and i have so much!! Id love to share my love of tea to other people too :).
Shared by FroggieBoy
In Wales, rugby is a very popular sport and as such we have televised tournaments of it. People even go to Cardiff (our capital city) to watch the games being played.
Shared by Halcyon
I conduct all of these musicians which are either students or retired men and women who haven’t played in years so I have been getting their passion for music to return.
Shared by Hautbois
I like to go out into the beautiful English country side and whittle small pieces of wood into whatever comes to me but normally the wood that gives me the inspiration.
Shared by Hector
I enjoy a walk along the beach, so much variety for the senses, smell sight feel. Such a variety of scenes from calm and peaceful, to wet and stormy. Always different
Shared by joenass
usually every friday me and my friends go out on fridays and be fatties and eat so much food until we’re stuffed just as a weekly catch up and chat after a school week
Shared by lanasirinda
Whenever I'm overwhelmed or burnt out, one of the first things I do is try and go for a sunset or sunrise walk- it's just very calming and helps me collect my thoughts.
Shared by imgoinginsane
Fantastic lights train event in Essex every Christmas. Really great fun this is the first time we have done this event so will be looking out for more events like this.
Shared by P3ggy
The countryside is dotted with farmhouses, crossed by clear chalk streams. It has a unique charm, far from the beauty of wilderness, but rather a quiet, dreamy beauty.
Shared by Yachay
I walk around near the sea looking for pieces of beautiful gemlike glass that have been washed smooth by the ocean over many years and collect them and take them home.
Shared by ArtyMalarky
Our beautiful spa country club / hotel with wild geese, fishing scenes, a pool and gym sitting in the middle of a lake with a bridge to cross to get to the entrance.
Shared by sarahwa
Not far from me there is a lovely area called the Wyre Forest. I visited one day and there was fog and the most wonderful lighting making for some great photographs.
Shared by iceantia
This is the first whittle i did I have improved and finished menu more now but this one is special These carvings are done just with a small knife no chisels.
Shared by Hector
During Ramadan, we fast from sunrise to sunset. We do this in submission to Allah and to purify our intentions. It is also a time for us to focus more on our deen.
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