When the weather is good, it's a great opportunity to get outdoors and make the most of Surrey's lovely countryside.

As well as getting a good dose of fresh air and vitamin D, parks provide an ideal opportunity for young children to experience the great outdoors for the first time.

Playrangers is an exciting project which encourages children to play freely outdoors. All children are welcome to join the free sessions that are held after school in five locations around Guildford (under-8s must be accompanied by an adult).

W tym artykule postaram się przedstawić Wam krótkie porównanie dostępnych umów finansowania w Wielkiej Brytanii i plusów i minusów każdej z opcji. Bardzo często kupując samochód skupiamy się na cenie auta, modelu i koszcie miesięcznym, zapominając o pozostałych elementach takich jak np oprocentowanie czy też koszty eksploatacyjne.

Commodore Magazine Volume 8, 9, and 10. Lived from January of 1987 to October of 1989.

Back in December I did a post about digiKam's new tagging features. In that article I briefly mentioned another new feature that supports adding GPS coordinates to a photo's metadata. Today I'll explore how to do it.

While I don't know of any digital cameras that come with built-in GPS to automatically add coordinates, it is possible to use a GPS device to gather geolocation data separately. One device marketed for this purpose is Sony's GPS-CS1 GPS Device for CyberShot Digital Cameras. But if you are like me and don't own a GPS, don't despair, it's still easy to add the coordinates yourself.

digiKam can add coordinates in one of two ways. The first is by importing a GPX file and the second is by selecting a location from Google Maps. The coordinates you define through these methods include longitude, latitude, and altitude. If you use the Google Maps method then the altitude will always be set to 0. You can change it manually if you wish.

I used digiKam version 0.9 and kipi-plugins version 0.1.4 for this example.

Indoor trampolining, countryside walks, brewery or vineyard tours and much more besides!

Pewnie nie raz przeglądając różne dekoracje i ozdoby z butelek zastanawiasz się jak to możliwe, że są one tak równo obcięte. Dzięki tej instrukcji teraz i Ty będziesz mogła robić fantastyczne ozdoby.

Postanowiłam napisać notkę, w której będziemy sobie pomagać w poszukiwaniu konkretnych produktów w UK (co 17 czytelnik MW tu mieszka!).

Dla osób, które dopiero do UK się przeprowadziły lub które czują się trochę zagubione w wyborze odpowiednich produktów do pieczenia. Często w komentarzach lub mailach pytacie się, gdzie co kupić lub jaki będzie angielski odpowiednik. Zróbmy z tego taki wątek zbiorczy, do którego będę dopisywać coraz to nowe produkty. Mi również przyda się trochę nowinek :-)

Uwaga: nie polecam konkretnych firm, wpis nie ma charakteru reklamowego. Poniższa lista będzie cały czas uaktualniana. Dopisujcie w komentarzach, co chcecie tu zobaczyć :).

Zaczynamy!

Shh, everyone – if you stay really quiet, you can hear summer coming.

No, really. It’s around the corner and unless you’re prepared and have a holiday booked, it’s time to start planning your staycation in beautiful Britain.

Heck, even if you do have a holiday booked, get yourself down to one of these gorgeous beaches in the UK.

Here are 10 Vim tips that I think you should know about.

A day beside the seaside is a great day out whatever age you are.

Many of us have vivid childhood memories of trips to the coast, from old fishing villages and bustling ports, to deck chairs and long piers, oh and of course let's not forget tucking into a fish and chip lunch.

The south east of England is home to many beaches from traditional seaside resorts such as Eastbourne and Margate, to the golden sands at Bournemouth and the hidden treasure that is West Wittering.

So, in no particular order, we have put together a list of some of our favourite beaches you can easily reach within Surrey and north-east Hampshire.

Are you looking for things to do in Surrey with your children? Surrey Mummy provides many different things to do in Surrey and the surrounding areas. Take a look below at some of our major categories for things that you can do in Surrey. We also have a what's on section where you can see the latest family friendly activities being organised in and around Surrey, that you and your children can get involved with.

Whether it's that 'man shed' essential, a piece of vintage jewellery or a cut-price antique, everyone loves a bargain.

There are lots of great car boot sales in and around Surrey and north-east Hampshire where you'll be able to hunt for some great buys and test your haggling skills.

So we've put together a guide to some of the car boot sales in the area.

If we've missed any, tell us by emailing tms-digitalmedia@trinitymirror.com

Visiting The Look Out is a great day out, with the main attraction being the hands-on science exhibition which has over 90 hands-on activities. We also have a gift shop and adventure play area. The centre is set in 1000 hectares of woodland which is owned and managed by The Crown Estate. If you are planning your first visit, please see our How to find us page.

Please feel free to phone the centre before you visit to find out if we have a busy day with school groups. Generally the quietest time in term time is from 2 to 5pm.