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  • Low Tide Pop Up - Dining with a Difference in the Isles of Scilly

    Two hours after she spoke those words, the place where she'd been selling lobster and crabs had been

  • Vietnam: Remembered during the Covid Lockdown

    the lockdown - I haven’t been to a supermarket or a pub in at least 100 days - so tomorrow’s trip to south However, there’s something about the frenetic energy of South East Asia which makes hugely crowded streets a lovely 12-hectare estate next to a long white beach that meets steep sided mountains just half a mile

  • Sunny Winter Meals: A Taste of Summer for Your Cold Days

    But there's something off about those long food miles and greenhouse-grown veggies. 🌱 Embrace the Power

  • Exploring Menorca's Wildest Corner: Parque Natural de s'Albufera des Grau

    As we headed south from Favaritx, the trail took us past remote beaches and hidden coves, far removed

  • Healthy Pulses for Midwinter

    Having got that little lot down last month, we thought we'd feature vegetarian food. Salads - whacking great big salads filled to the brim with nourishment from the garden. still grow in the garden, not to mention leaves from the pot of basil that is struggling on the window sill All those un-ecological food miles that the tomatoes have flown, all those poly-tunnels where the Spanish

  • Cor! What a Crawfish!

    other night my old pal Robin Turner and his lovely wife Rebecca invited us up to their house on the hill No wonder the French and others are willing to pay a lot of money for one of these little beasts.

  • Town Tree Farm, Somerset

    What you see in the nature garden is nothing like anything else you’ll find in the South West region. I opened for 12 months and we’ve been open ever since. “But lo-and-behold I went out there one night and one had killed a fish right by the television. Like that one there, look, leaning over - you give ‘un another 12 months he’s going to say bye-bye.

  • St Bart's - views of the island

    Landing at the island airport seems suicidal - the runway is situated at the bottom of a steep hill and the pilot must fly through a low pass then dive his aircraft vertically down the hill.

  • Secret Places 2 - Somewhere on the Wreckers' Coast

    here in the West Country - a dramatic mini-gorge which is one of the least visited places anywhere south And he was getting into his geological stride as we marched along the South West Coast Path, explaining Kester explained that the long-lost river ran parallel with the coast north to south - so when the sea

  • A Devon Food Safari

    post office into bakery of increasing renown; and a young woman who manages a cheese shop which next month will be staging the largest cheese festival in the South West.  Tavistock’s famous cheese store is just a few miles from Bere Alston and by coincidence we met Jonathon

  • The Christmas Story That Is Frankincense

    Mussaiam immediately shoved some of the gum into his mouth and began to chew it because he said it had purest white - and a couple of tiny lumps left on the hot-plate of my wood-burning stove is enough to fill

  • 3 Historic Market Towns to Explore Around West Devon and Dartmoor

    The town itself sits comfortably on a south-facing slope. Famous Son: Captain William Morris, who survived leading the 17th Lancers in the ill-fated Charge of

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