Listography - Top 5 places I would like to visit

Kates Listography takes us travelling this week with the theme of the Top 5 places you would like to visit.

In my time I have travelled to many beautiful places and there are still many more I would like to discover.  Here's my Top 5 travel wishes.

Niagra Falls, Canada

The majestic Niagra Falls

Ever since I saw the Marilyn Monroe film 'Niagra' I have longed to see the falls closeup.  I would love to travel along on the Maid of The Mist  boat and feel the water spray on my face and take in the pure wonder of the Falls.

Barbados

Nr Sam Lords Castle, Barbados

I have been lucky enough to have visited Barbados and stayed at the Sam Lords Castle Resort which sadly was, I believe, destroyed in a fire last year.  The beaches in Barbados are stunning and so quiet.  I walked each morning before breakfast along the shore with my feet in the water and never since have I felt so relaxed.  I would love to return to the Island and make some more memories.

Ayers Rock, Australia

What an amazing sight..

I have never been to Australia but Ayers Rock would be on my 'to visit' list should I go.  It is beautiful and I should imagine photo's do it no justice. Stunning.

Grand Canyon, USA

I would NOT be up there looking down!

I know so many people that have visited the Grand Canyon and I would love to have the chance.  Although my fear of heights would stop me standing looking down I would love to witness the Canyon by perhaps camping at the few camp sites at the bottom of it.

Alaska

Imagine that close up!

Alaska and in particular the Northern Lights, is again a sight I would like to see for real.  Although I do not like the cold Alaska would still be a 'yes please' in my travel wish list. My husband as always said he would like to live in Alaska but the 6 months of darkness must be very hard.

As you can see from my choices it's all about the view, sights and atmosphere for me with travel destinations.  Now if only I had the funds.....

Why not link up with Kate and tell us your own Top 5.

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Flexibath REVIEW

Being a new Mum again reminds me of all the products that frustrated me when my 3 other children were small.

For me baby baths are one of those frustrations.  I will admit I am confident in all things that a baby requires except bathing - don't know why.  Until I started reviewing I had never found a baby bath that wasn't cumbersome, huge and difficult to find a place to store it.  I have reviewed a bath that allows your own bath to be adapted for your baby which is fantastic but what do you do when you don't have access to a standard bath?

Well say hello to the Flexibath. A cleverly designed plastic bath that folds up- yes folds up!!

Folds up for storage - 6 colours

My husband enjoys camping and this is the first thing that came into my head when I saw the Flexibath.  I had visions of either holding Tala in a shower or just having to top and tail him whilst sleeping under the stars - not now.  As the Flexibath folds up to a really compact size and is sturdy and supportive when opened for use, this clever little item has just solved a bathing problem when travelling.

So with the lovely weather we have at the moment, Tala tried it out for size.....

Filled and ready to go

Tala gets settled in - lots of room

The Flexibath has a non-slip bottom so great for babies

Tala really liked his Flexibath and it was a really generous size so I think it could fit 2 small children in. The sides of the bath were just the right height to provide support to the childs back but allow them to be able to hold the top as well (see above photo).  When the bath is finished with, just pull the plug on the floor of the bath and drain.  Flexibath can then be folded easily and is all held together with a clip on the side. Not just great for holidays and travelling but perfect for everyday use when you really don't want a large baby bath to store.

Tala demonstrates the clip that holds the bath closed for storage!

The Flexibath RRP is £29.95 (P&P with in the UK is included with this link) which really is great value in my opinion. I will certainly be using this again.

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