Whatever happened in 2014?

After a year of careful planning and hard work, we did, indeed, put together a marvelous tour itinerary, revisiting some favorite spots from the 2012 tour and adding a new costumed event. But, due to a crazy change in immigration law where we live in Africa, my travel visa lapsed and could not be renewed until after the tour! Thankfully, my well-traveled and very gracious husband stepped in and lead my tour for me, and I chimed in on Skype now and again to chat with the group and see how things were going. It was a huge disappointment to miss my own trip, but I’m so glad it went off without a hitch and was a roaring success. Here are some photo highlights thanks to Cathy Hay of Your Wardrobe Unlock’d, who was a special speaker on this trip and took lots of pictures!

Some of the guests at the Titanic theme dinner tonight. My wonderful co-leader, Suzi Clarke, sits with her fantastic hubby in the center.
Some of the guests at the Titanic theme dinner Monday night. My wonderful co-leader, Suzi Clarke, sits with her fantastic hubby in the center.
Hereford Cathedral
Hereford Cathedral
From Cathy: Today, the best part: we go behind the scenes at the Charles Paget Wade (Snowshill) Collection. This is the third private study appointment of the week - but I'm not allowed to share pictures of the goodies. (The ladies are dressed in Regency gowns, as there is a private ball after their visit to Berrington Hall--dance lessons and history!)
From Cathy: Today, the best part: we go behind the scenes at the Charles Paget Wade (Snowshill) Collection. This is the third private study appointment of the week – but I’m not allowed to share pictures of the goodies. (The ladies are dressed in Regency gowns, as there is a private ball after their visit to Berrington Hall–dance lessons and history!)
Promenade
Gathering outside the Bath Assembly Rooms for the annual Promenade.
And a delightful photo of the entire group (including four extra guests who came for the promenade). Such lovely frocks and accessories!
And a delightful photo of the entire group (including four extra guests who came for the promenade). Such lovely frocks and accessories!

Finally, here’s a fantastic video of the Jane Austen Festival’s Grand Costumed Promenade. Our group is featured shortly after the red coats begin to march.

Gorgeous Georgians – Jane Austen Festival 2013 from Gorgeous Media on Vimeo.

We are really excited about 2015! Due to popular demand, we have added a second (and completely different!) trip in December. Check out all the details at the new tour site. We only have 16 slots open in either tour and must book a minimum of ten guests for each tour to take place. Come join us!

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Wife, mother, seamstress, pattern designer, owner of Sense & Sensibility Patterns, travel enthusiast.

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