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A heritage-saving holiday
A holiday in a National Trust holiday cottage at Hardwick is not like a stay in anywhere else. For a start, there's the fabulous historical setting: Hardwick Hall, the ruin of Hardwick Old Hall, Elizabethan walled garden, stunning grounds and rolling Derbyshire countryside. ... Full story
Coast guest house has plenty to boast about
With a reputation for being the sunniest town in England, you can see why visitors flock to Eastbourne and, once there, it’s obvious that Coast guest house is one of the best-positioned places to stay. Eastbourne is quite a long, skinny place, with the town and pier at one end and the harbour at the other and so Coast, positioned as it is in the middle of the two is ideally situated. There is also guest parking available at the rear of the property, which is always a bonus for out of town visitors. ... Full story
A Taste of the Good Life
Only a few minutes' drive from the famous Stourhead Gardens, a veritable jewel in the crown of the National Trust and about an hour from ... Full story
Meet Rudi: the van of my dreams
I’ve never bought a brand new car - and I possibly never will. And, I’m pretty certain I’ll never be able to afford buying ... Full story
A cosy cottage by the sea
Travel writer Angie Aspinall and husband, Photographer, Richard Aspinall enjoyed a few days away in this cosy cottage cottage at Runswick Bay. Simply charming! ... Full story
A warm welcome at The Moors Inn, Appleton-le-Moors, North Yorkshire
If you’re looking for a warm welcome this autumn or winter, you’d have to go a long way to beat the reception you’ll get at ... Full story
Enchanting Edinburgh
A city which offers something for everybody. With it's charm, history and vibrant atmosphere it is a must for all ages. ... Full story
A Touch of Luxury in the North Yorkshire Moors
North Yorkshire is blessed with some of the most stunning scenery in the UK, with its rich textured moors striking in shades of purple and green, cool coniferous woodland, sturdy Yorkshire stone houses and a coastline studded with rocky bays, steep cliffs and traditional seaside resorts; there is certainly no shortage of things to do and see whilst enjoying a relaxing short break. ... Full story
Cornwall - the Cream of the West Country
There aren't many places in the UK with more history and more things to see than Cornwall. In fact, it has so much to do and see (and eat!) that the locals still argue that it's really a country all on its own. ... Full story
Discovering London's Markets from a French Perspective
As a French girl who came to London 2 years ago, I had never imagined that I would be this happy. Ever. Sure, my language and accent has not been London-ised but maybe it is a good thing, I am not afraid to be French about everything I talk about - it is my identity and like everyone, I am proud of it. ... Full story
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Huntsville - a touch of southern comfort.
The city of Huntsville, nestled amongst the hills of north Alabama, is certainly not the backwater southern town that I perhaps expected. It manages to combine a delightful historical old-town with a state of the art high-tech modern city built around the U.S. space programme. ... Full story
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same Temple
Catherine's love of the outdoors has sparked a lifetime of adventures, searching through, under and over every facet of her Vancouver Island home, from the depths of the extensive cave networks on the North Island to diving the frigid waters of the Discovery Passage, to attaining the summit of some of the highest mountain peaks of Vancouver Island and the mainland coast of British Columbia, with just about everything in-between. The vast and pristine wilderness that is the trademark of this corner of the globe encompasses over 12,000 square kilometers of isolated terrain, presenting perfect habitat for many wildlife species that border on extinction in other places in the world. Catherine realizes that exposure and education of this unspoiled wilderness is key to its very preservation. Approached with this mandate in mind, we as a community are in a position to protect and enjoy these amazing mysteries for many decades to come. Having recognized that internet users require much more than just fluff to plan their travels, Catherine developed her website www.GoCampbellRiver.com to provide current and accurate information through the world wide web for the use of anyone in consideration of visiting the area to enjoy the treasures that await.- Salmon, Killer Whales, Grizzly Bears and Eagles, it's all Here
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