Always wanted to go to Whitstable, my sister loves it. It's a bit like Rye, a lot of Art gallery's, small shops and barbers, also charity shops. Managed to find a road space without paying for car parking. A five-minute walk to the harbour.

Leeds Castle was holding its annual event - Motors by the moat. I have been meaning to go for ages, and the weather was good for a change. There were many cars there: army, classic, the Ghostbuster's car, motorbikes, and many more, including a jet ski display and a stunt car display. It was a good day out, the price was included in the year pass and free parking.

This is my first time to a Horse racecourse and did I win, NO! Well winning isn't everything, it's the taking part that counts and a chance to get dolled up at Brighton Horse Racecourse Ladies Day, and put on your best dress on and heels!The day out was organised by Cindi, through Brandy B, with a coach getting us there, we were not the only group of transgender there. The weather started off good but soon turned in to rain and a strong wind, not good for a fascinator, next time will go with the clip version and a jacket.

Tea for two, actually one, pure indulgence, why not. I wanted to go to Eastwell Manor - Champaneys for ages and how I had the chance. So, as you can see in the pictures, the food was excellent, you can taste every bit, and I paid extra for a glass of Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée Champagne, very nice! Of which the total cost was £46. Which took around 1 hour and 30 minutes to finish off the whole afternoon tea.

Today I revisited Pashley Manor in Sussex, the garden not the house, I think I have been going there about 15 years and never got the chance to go into the house.

Another great time at BrandyB Anniversary BBQ Party, as always good company, good food and loads of drink (lost count of how many bottles were opened) and entertainment. Also, the sun was out! Another surprise!This was the 3rd Anniversary year of Bandy opening her house to the transgender community, giving support and advice.

I was invited to the first Ladies Dining Club located in East Kent (Canterbury), They didn't have any venues or events to go too.

Always wanted to see the Jousting at Leeds Castle, this time I went even if it rained, so taking my mud boot just encase the grass was muddy. When arriving there was a steward waving us on at the entrance, could stop as there were cars behind me so continued on following the car in-front.

Had a quick trip to the Village Tearooms in Borough Green, it's a quirky little tearoom just in the High-street. Parking is a bit of a problem as you can stay on the road for two hours or use the car park up the road which you have to pay.

All glammed up for an evening with friends, thanks to Brandy and Richard event at The Bull Hotel.

Every girl loves shopping, except the cost! Going to an event and need a dress, there are not many shops that sell dresses, well nice one anyway.