We all know how much Queen Elizabeth adores her Corgis and Dorgis. There have been over 30 in the Royal Family during her lifetime so what could be a more fitting way to commemorate her Platinum Jubilee than by creating a trail of handpainted Corgi sculptures, naming them after the royal Corgi's and placing them around Central London for all to enjoy.  The Corgi trail is a lovely outing to do with children these school holidays. The nice thing is you can break it up with tea and lunch breaks as you go because there are plenty of eateries around. Lots of parks too. The trail begins in Belgravia and ends at The Strand. Good luck finding all 19. Victoria Bid and The Conrad hotel have a photo competition you can enter as well. The prize is one night's stay with breakfast, and Royal Afternoon Tea for 2 at the Conrad London St James hotel just by sharing your favourite photo's. Details at the end of the post. 1. HONEY - Elizabeth Street, Belgravia Corgi: Honey The year after Prin