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  • Lamorna to St Loy and the Merry Maidens: A West Cornwall Walk

    Here it is… We walked west as far as St Loy from Lamorna Cove and turned up onto the hills so that we The unsmiling exception - a tall, emaciated youth who looked as if he'd be more at home on University Take a look at our special page on the South West Coast Path for more walks ideas Not that it was in Her mother still has nightmares about Nancy teetering along this path which, for the first half-mile The comparable current Lamorna and St Loy circular route is about 5.6 miles (9km).

  • Winter Sun in Gran Canaria: Why Las Palmas is the Ultimate January Escape

    I, for one, like heading south if I can, come the end of the month when winter seems to have gone on Located just over 90 miles off the Saharan coast and more than 830 from the Iberian peninsula, it does at times feel more African or South American than European. It has a pounding vibrancy that I’ve not seen in other European cities for some while – and the South The "cloud forests" I spoke of are part of a massive reforestation project aimed at capturing the moisture

  • The Roadwater and Felon’s Oak Circular

    escarpment in the south, to the fossil-bearing reefs of the Bristol Channel in the north. This is a couple of miles south, up single track lanes, from the main Minehead-Williton road. before we take a left down the side of a long hedge that takes us due south. This splendid thoroughfare now strikes off south wards along the contours of the valley, taking you first Distance and going: Seven miles – can be muddy and a bit steep in places.

  • Exmoor’s Secret Sands Walk: Discovering Hidden Coastal Beaches

    Selworthy Sands Imagine a fabulous sandy beach that’s over a quarter of a mile long and surrounded by Western Morning News and Western Daily Press - is one off the best beaches to be found along a 60-mile Hidden Shoreline The last time I went by the normal route and approached the place from the massive hill Hesp at Selworthy Sands A Step Back in Time: My Personal Experience on the Secluded Beach When I was a youth well off the beaten track (by which I mean that it is even off limits to the all-seeing all-marching South

  • Exploring the Wild Sarawak Coast: Bako, Irrawaddy Dolphins & Borneo Beaches

    Yet the wild coastline of Sarawak—where ancient primary rainforest crashes directly into the South China Sea—offers one of the most diverse and thrilling coastal landscapes in South East Asia. Here, elusive Irrawaddy dolphins pop up in silty river mouths, endangered proboscis monkeys swing through Here is my journey along the wild, watery edge of South-West Sarawak... spotted in the shallow, mangrove-rich coastal estuaries around Kuching Wetlands National Park and the mouth

  • Southern Sardinia: Beaches, Luxury Hotels and the Beauty of Chia

    Away from the crowds you'll find white-sand beaches, turquoise seas, dramatic cliffs, flamingo-filled It’s land mass covers a scenic and mountainous 9,301 square miles. Sardinia here Having said that, I was on my way to a very special cluster of coastal hotels located in the south airport: Cagliari Transfer time: Around 50 minutes Best for: Beaches, couples, families, food lovers Best months Chia is located on the south-west coast of Sardinia, around 50 minutes by road from Cagliari Airport.

  • Vienna is Not All About Wiener-Schnitzel - An Exploration of the City's Cuisine

    - and every salad majored on the good old cuke - always dressed with salt and always scattered with dill Lots and lots of dill everywhere, in fact. But when you have months of cold and ice each year when nothing much grows, then you need techniques The waxy potatoes may also have a sour cream and dill dressing. The Naschmarkt is Vienna's most celebrated food market, stretching for over half a mile.

  • The Magic of Artisan Baking: Making Your Own Sourdough Bread

    starter” or “leaven”, which means going through a daily routine of feeding your little-world-in-a-jar, filled A miller at Dunster Watermill On a past visit to the National Trust’s Dunster Watermill, mill manager For aficionados, the milling process is as important as the farming techniques used to grow the grain I even know of people who have purchased their own tiny grinding mills so that they can always have a

  • Dunkery Beacon Walk, Exmoor: Views, Legends and Mysteries

    From two miles to ten, you’ll find something to suit your needs. You’ll find it if you drive up through the village of Luccombe just south of the Minehead-Porlock road Rain storms chase one another south of Dunkery Beacon The Mysterious “Lamb of God” of Dunkery In years Walking Dunkery Today Three grim stories from one hill. you could perhaps consult the Lamb of God who might be seen lurking over Dunkery at the start of next month

  • St George’s Mushrooms: The Magic of May Foraging in the West Country

    mystical appearance insists that it will pop its little creamy white head above the ground for just a month running from a week before April 23 until it vanishes just a month after. - and you could kill somebody with one of those. As a life long forager he is also to be found out and about in all manner of landscapes across South "Love gathering wild ingredients from the West Country hills?

  • Kilve to Lilstock Walk: A Beautiful Somerset Coastline

    clifftops eastwards along a wonderfully rugged section of the Bristol Channel coast, with the Quantock Hills your steps, or about five miles if you make the inland return via Kilton. Recommended map: Ordnance Survey Explorer 140 - Quantock Hills. miles if you return inland via Kilton. Is Kilve on the South West Coast Path? Yes.

  • Newquay beyond the surf: beaches, harbour, The Gannel and a stay at The Headland

    The Newquay that sits below the hill There is a curious divide in the town. south of Newquay at Holywell, near the National Trust car park. But when I was researching my original article, the people I spoke to in the harbour were already telling Holywell Bay is only a few miles south of Newquay and provides access to a particularly beautiful section The Gannel is the tidal estuary immediately south of Newquay.

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