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Although good news is hopefully on the way with our fast vaccine rollout (even my parents in their early 60s have had their jabs now) and lockdown lifting fully by the summer (please oh please let it be so) But with that industry not making a comeback any time soon, he pivoted and launched a second shop (MisfitGeekGifts), which is focused on 3D printed gifts and other quirky things. Some of you know that I also launched a craft blog last spring (called House of Mahalo) – mainly to distract me from the travel industry suddenly tanking unexpectedly. In the meantime, we’ll mainly be working on our 9-5 jobs, Etsy shops and updating old blog posts that need a serious overhaul.

It’s a place where you can make a note of your wildest travel dreams (and your more realistic travel goals) and be reminded of all the adventures you want to have one day. While I’ve created plenty of travel vision boards over the years to help me focus and hone in on what I want and where I want to go, making one would have been pointless if I hadn’t also gone after those dreams and made them happen. Either way, if this sounds like something you want to create this year, keep reading for tips and ideas to help you manifest all your biggest travel dreams and wishes via a travel vision board. Whether you’re using magazine or brochure cut outs, images printed from online, travel quotes written down or printed out, start by gathering everything you want to find a home for on your vision board.

If you want to know whether Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 really was filmed in the Forest of Dean, and where in the Forest of Dean it was filmed, then look no further than this Forest of Dean Harry Potter location guide. In other Forest of Dean and Harry Potter news, have you ever wondered how the frozen lake scene in the Forest of Dean was filmed when Harry followed Snape’s doe Patronus? Alongside finding all these Forest of Dean Harry Potter locations, there are lots of other Potter and non-Potter related things to do in the Forest of Dean and close by. Lacock Abbey (particularly the cloisters) were used in various early Hogwarts scenes, including Snape’s classroom in the first movie (notice the large cauldron that’s permanently there) and the room where Harry discovered the Mirror of Erised.

Westonbirt’s Enchanted Christmas event also tells a different story each year through actors and light projections. Despite everything, Westonbirt Arboretum has done a good job this year with adding some interactivity via the actors and various things they want you to get involved with like stamping your feet to help Santa’s reindeer fly and a fun panto-like scene involving Santa and some silly elves. But even if you’re not here for the story, Westonbirt’s Enchanted Christmas is such a fun event! Westonbirt’s Enchanted Christmas event is always included in roundups of the best Christmas displays in England.