Show Notes
Hilary Whitehall joins Jenni on this Quiet Coach episode of Routes from LNER to share the snacks, hacks and holiday habits that keep her family moving.
Expect a rainy honeymoon story that ends in indoor badminton and a Scrabble match so competitive it nearly caused an early divorce, plus a packing list that always includes Marmite, English teabags and a squashable hat that's travelled the world with her.
Hilary also opens up about the trip to Australia that finally lived up to years of anticipation, and shares a string of hard-won staycation hacks, from motorway service station strategy to the dangers of accepting live seafood as a parting gift. It's a warm, funny rundown of the small rituals that make travelling with a family that little bit easier.
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