Andy Mossack

Andy Mossack travels to the sumptuous Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes to uncover lavender fields, hidden palaces, and living well beside the Rhone River. Ferdinand Cheval was a postman in the small town of Hauterives deep in the rugged landscape of France’s Drôme Department. One April morning he stumbled on a stone lying by the road during his daily round and picking it up, found it such an exquisite shape, he popped into his pocket.

Andy Mossack takes his grandkids to The Paddington Bear Experience and has almost as much fun as the kids! London’s County Hall on the capital’s glorious Southbank has enjoyed its fair share of shenanigans in the 1980s when it was the Greater London Council’s headquarters. Those combative years of Ken Livingstone’s London Labour council facing down Maggie Thatcher’s Tory government policies meant never a dull moment ensued.

Andy Mossack stays at Bainland Lodge Retreats and enters a world of sustainable luxury. Hidden behind the leafy lanes of Woodhall Spa you’ll find the 45 acres of prime private woodland that is Bainland Lodge Retreats. If the idea of enjoying a secluded countryside escape in luxurious private retreats is your thing, then this resort will be your idea of heaven.