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Churnet Valley welcomes you to try our fabulous Dining Experiences aboard a Steam train as it thunders through the beautiful Staffordshire countryside. Our Dining Experiences include Sunday lunches, Saturday & mid-week lunches , breakfast trains, afternoon tea plus our ever-popular Bombay Express curry trains and Pie & Mash evenings! The food is the star of the show of course but it's the whole experience that makes our Dining Trains such a hit with guests. Check out our Dining Train timetables here...https://www.churnetvalleyrailway.co.uk/experiences-and-dining
In this episode of **SALTY PODCAST #95**, I talk with Atticus from @BoyMeetsOcean on Instagram — a 12-year-old boy living aboard SV Liquid Sunshine with his family as they prepare to sail around the world! Atticus and his family have been living on their sailboat for almost two years, traveling through the Caribbean and Bahamas on their 2016 Lagoon 450. We talk about what it is really like to grow up on a boat, leave normal land life behind, homeschool from the water, meet other boat kids, and learn real sailing skills along the way. Atticus helps with night watches, reads weather, drives the dinghy, edits his own videos, dives, cooks, helps with maintenance, and has already been part of some serious boat-saving teamwork. He shares stories from Grenada, St. Martin, St. Croix, the Exumas, Highborn Cay, Pig Beach, and more. We also talk about his fast-growing social media channel @BoyMeetsOcean, how he went from a couple hundred followers to thousands by posting every day, and what it feels like to be a kid creating sailing content while actually living the adventure. This was such a fun conversation with a young sailor who is smart, capable, funny, and already living a life most adults only dream about.
You don’t get moments like this on a big cruise No lines, no crowded decks, no waiting your turn. Just you, standing on the edge, heart thumping a little, staring down at water so blue it almost doesn’t look real. And then you jump. That split second of silence. The rush. The cold, clear water wrapping around you. The laugh when you come back up. This is what this trip is about. Not ticking boxes, not following a schedule, but those raw, real moments you didn’t even realise you were craving. Out here, the ocean isn’t something you look at, it’s something you’re part of. And once you’ve jumped in once, you’ll probably climb back up and do it again.