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- Perfect Plum
How things have changed since the people of Truro used to turn out en-masse in plum season to walk miles
- Our 2025 Remembered - First half until June
The town is filled with lovely people and delicious food.
- "Better Way" Affordable Overnight Stay Service Launched to "Benefit Everyone"
Instead, I ended up paying €160 for a small room, miles off route."
- Fun in Funchal
flavoured with tropical island fruit) the next, then pushing our way through the crowded central market filled
- The Impact of Dynamic Currency Conversion on International Travel Expenses
The screen asks whether you want to settle the bill in your home currency or in the local money of the Holiday Budget Beating this payment trick requires only one simple, unbroken rule: always choose to be billed
- Nafplion: History and Charm in the Peloponnesian Landscape 🏛️
Palamidi Fortress, high on the hill, remains a key symbol of the town, offering a physical reminder of
- St Martin With Captain Richard
find day we caught the local bus north up to the Rambaud area where we alighted to stroll over 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
- How Wheels and Tyres Can Improve Your Driving Adventures
Drive with Confidence, Every Mile To sum up, every memorable driving journey depends on confidence, its
- Tamar Bridge 60th Birthday
suddenly disappeared… The Tamar Bridge, for example, has being doing sterling work for 50 long years this month why all West Country dwellers should be celebrating the bridge’s half-century anniversary later this month “Also our prevailing wind is the south westerly and we’ve got a nice railway bridge here which baffles
- The Last Broomsquire Revisited
main photo above features a place called Dead Woman’s Ditch, situated in the heart of the Quantock Hills Kubla Khan - and the story I penned has a whole chapter focussing on Coleridge and his visit to the hills
- Walking and Eating Your Way to Health: A Guide for the New Year
grated or crushed 2 cm ginger, grated Salt and pepper to taste 250ml vegetable stock 400ml tin coconut milk Turn the heat right down, add the coconut milk, lime juice, and chopped coriander.










