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Chasing Trig Points and Bog Holes: One Hiker's First Day on the Pennine Way
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Chasing Trig Points and Bog Holes: One Hiker's First Day on the Pennine Way

A first-day account of the Pennine Way from Edale to Torside Clough: Jacob's Ladder, Kinder Downfall, Bleaklow...

Bibury may fence off its riverbank after one too many paddling tourists
Inspiration & Trip Ideas

Bibury may fence off its riverbank after one too many paddling tourists

Bibury plans riverbank fences along the River Coln after 20,000-a-day crowds disturbed wildlife — what travell...

Bolton: Manchester's Easy-Going Neighbour With a 13th-Century Pub and a Huge Food Festival
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Bolton: Manchester's Easy-Going Neighbour With a 13th-Century Pub and a Huge Food Festival

Bolton, 15 minutes by train from Manchester, offers a 13th-century pub, a massive food festival, Peaky Blinder...

Bodmin: Cornwall's Historic Inland Town With Steam Trains, Moorland Hikes and a Beast
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Bodmin: Cornwall's Historic Inland Town With Steam Trains, Moorland Hikes and a Beast

Skip the Cornwall crowds: Bodmin offers steam train rides, Bodmin Moor hikes, stone circles, Jamaica Inn and a...

Chapel-en-le-Frith: the Peak District's 'Capital of the Peak' Makes an Easy Day Trip From Manchester
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Chapel-en-le-Frith: the Peak District's 'Capital of the Peak' Makes an Easy Day Trip From Manchester

Chapel-en-le-Frith, the Peak District's 'Capital of the Peak', is under an hour from Manchester by train — her...

Harwich: The Essex Port Where the Mayflower Story Began
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Harwich: The Essex Port Where the Mayflower Story Began

Harwich in Essex is the likely birthplace of the Mayflower, with Napoleonic forts, pebble beaches, antique sho...

Craster: The Tiny Northumberland Fishing Village Where the Castle Ruins and Kippers Steal the Show
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Craster: The Tiny Northumberland Fishing Village Where the Castle Ruins and Kippers Steal the Show

Craster on the Northumberland coast: a tiny fishing village with Dunstanburgh Castle ruins, famous oak-smoked...

Whitley Bay: Newcastle's Easy Seaside Escape With a Tidal Lighthouse
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Whitley Bay: Newcastle's Easy Seaside Escape With a Tidal Lighthouse

Whitley Bay near Newcastle: Blue Flag beach, a tidal-island lighthouse, fresh seafood and indie shops. Here's...

Dudley: The West Midlands Town Where Peaky Blinders History Meets a Castle Zoo
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Dudley: The West Midlands Town Where Peaky Blinders History Meets a Castle Zoo

Dudley, 30 minutes from Birmingham, offers the award-winning Black Country Living Museum, Dudley Zoo and Castl...

Billingshurst: The West Sussex Village With 16th-Century Pub Gardens and a Serious Food Scene
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Billingshurst: The West Sussex Village With 16th-Century Pub Gardens and a Serious Food Scene

Billingshurst in West Sussex offers 16th-century pub gardens, an award-winning bakery, a monthly artisan marke...

Burley: the witchy New Forest village where ponies roam and fairy festivals reign
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Burley: the witchy New Forest village where ponies roam and fairy festivals reign

Burley in Hampshire's New Forest: a witchcraft-history village with free-roaming ponies, quirky shops, easy hi...

Teignmouth: Devon's Low-Key Seaside Town Between Exmouth and Torquay
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Teignmouth: Devon's Low-Key Seaside Town Between Exmouth and Torquay

Teignmouth on the Devon coast: two beaches, a Victorian pier, indie shops and 12th-century pubs serving fresh...

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