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Checking dream destinations off your bucket list can take a little extra work and planning as a vegan. However, finding the right accommodation is an essential part of any memorable trip, and there are a few important considerations when it comes to veganism. How To Find and Choose Vegan Accommodation While Traveling The idea of fully vegan hotels is somewhat newer, but as people learn the associated benefits, we’re likely to notice even more options in the future. More recently, larger hotel chains have even begun implementing veganism and sustainability. In the meantime, here are a few tips to help you choose vegan accommodations when traveling. #1. Review a Local Map! The best way to ensure you have access to vegan-friendly markets and restaurants is to pinpoint exactly where you’re staying. Many hotel search engines allow you to view your options on a map. You can use the map feature on Motelmatcher.com to choose accommodations nearby attractions you plan on visiting. / Image Sour

Retro Fridge Under Counter . More info on north star retro refrigerators: It has a handy frozen food compartment. Montpellier MAB2030R Under Counter Mini Retro Fridge Freezer Red from appliancepeople.co.uk It looks perfect in student accommodation, holiday homes and even shepherd’s. Elmira stove works antique refrigerator designs; It features a 1950’s sleek and stylish handle and is available in several great colours. Source: www.gumtree.com We saw these retro cuties when we visited kbis in 2016 — love that yellow! The new line of swan 12v under counter fridges are an ideal, power efficient, yet stylish retro styled refrigerator, in a range of fresh looking modern colours to fit in with traditional and contemporary narrow boat builds, or ideal for static caravans, shepherds huts or anywhere 12v refrigeration is a must * Source: www.housingunits.co.uk Retro mini & undercounter refrigerators. Engineered with a single curve, the retro 1950’s inspired fridge boasts no joints, lines

With the full force of autumn upon us the poor tropical effect garden is suffering the effects of the cooler nights and lower light levels of our rubbish English climate. So plant species such as the Hostas, Dahlias and Salvias are beginning are drawing the nutrients from their leave to store in their roots and as such the vibrant colours of summer are now tarnishing. However all is not lost as with a little remedial maintenance the last vestiges of quality can be kept for a few weeks more. With that in mind, English horticulturist walks around the garden to see what can be done to keep the standards going for a little while longer. If you would like to see more content like this then why not consider clicking the ‘Subscribe’ button. That way not only will you be supporting our YouTube channel ‘Walking, Talking, Gardeners’ you can also be notified of when be publish new videos.