http://www.lofoten-guesthouse.com/ 
I stayed with Anne Gerd on both my visits to Lofoten when she had her place in Svolvaer. It was like a home away from home and I couldn't imagine staying anywhere else, she was such a great host and she even knitted me a pair of woollen mittens for my onward journey further north!  She has now moved to a different part of Lofoten into a bigger house which from the photographs looks amazing, I can't wait for my return trip to go and stay with her and would highly recommend you choose her place if you are ever lucky enough to visit the islands.

http://www.riadcharmedorient.com/
Beautiful peaceful six bedroomed Riad in Marrakech with lovely hosts. Great suntrap roof terrace and a perfect haven from the hustle and the bustle of the souks. I highly recommended staying here if you are going to Marrakech.

http://www.harlesdengallery.co.uk/#!sandra-jordan/c1kau
The Harlesden Gallery group represents a mix of artists from all disciplines and backgrounds, both from NW10 and elsewhere, creating a fascinating network of talented individuals, and providing a comprehensive artist resource, using the combined knowledge, links and contacts of those featured to promote the group under the 'Harlesden Gallery' banner.

www.lacasadiadelina.com
A bed and breakfast situated in a beautiful 13th century house in the middle of the mediaeval village of Monticchiello in Tuscany. I stayed here for a month whilst photographing Tuscany, it's perfectly situated to discover the Val D'Orcia and the stunning mediaeval hilltop villages of Southern Tuscany.

www.masseriacasanostra.it
A fantastic peaceful masseria in Southern Puglia. I stayed here twice whilst travelling around and photographing the many beautiful places that Puglia has to offer.   Jane and Franco are great hosts who really make you feel at home and their masseria is a perfect place to base yourself for visiting the white villages and untouched countryside of Southern Italy.

www.postalphotoclub.org.uk
The Postal Photographic Club consists of groups of members who circulate darkroom prints, digital prints (maximum size 7"x5"), or projected images by post in the the UK for everyone else within the group to comment on.  I belong to the Black & White circle.  I have only just recently joined but am thoroughly enjoying it, it's a great way to see how other people photograph and, through constructive comments, learn more about your own photography.