Malham to Horton-in-Ribblesdale: A Best Day on the Pennine Way
Limestone pavements, Fountains Fell and a surprise pub reunion: what day seven of the Pennine Way from Malham...
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Yorkshire Dales: Patrick Stewart's Favourite Corner of England, and Why It Should Be on Your List
Patrick Stewart called the last few miles to his Yorkshire Dales home his favourite journey. Here's how to exp...
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Guisborough: The North Yorkshire Market Town With Priory Ruins and a 'Yorkshire Matterhorn'
Guisborough in North Yorkshire pairs Gisborough Priory ruins, indie shops and free museums with moorland walks...
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Fulwood: Sheffield's Quiet Suburb With Woodland Walks, A Classic Pub and a Beloved Curry House
Fulwood, a quiet Sheffield suburb, offers woodland trails at Forge Dam Park, the historic Rising Sun Inn, Indi...
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Hound Tor: The Abandoned Medieval Village Hiding in Dartmoor's Hills
Hound Tor in Dartmoor National Park hides the ruins of Hundatora, a medieval village abandoned by the 1300s —...
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Newbiggin-by-the-Sea: Northumberland's Quiet Beach Town With Britain's Oldest Lifeboat Station
Newbiggin-by-the-Sea near Newcastle: beaches, the UK's oldest lifeboat station, an offshore sculpture and seri...
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Hayling Island: The Low-Key Escape Hiding 15 Minutes From Portsmouth
Hayling Island, 15 minutes from Portsmouth, offers shingle beaches, easy coastal trails, kitesurfing and a cha...
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Dereham: Why This Unassuming Norfolk Market Town Deserves a Weekend
Dereham, the heart of Norfolk: markets, St. Withburga's Well, a Victorian windmill and cosy pubs — why this En...
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England's Cleanest Rivers Are Hiding in Northumberland National Park
Northumberland National Park has England and Wales' cleanest rivers, plus Hadrian's Wall, waterfalls and dark...
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Thirsk: The Walkable Yorkshire Market Town With a Famous Vet, Quaint Shops and Moors on the Doorstep
Thirsk in North Yorkshire: a walkable market town with James Herriot's museum, indie shops, the North York Moo...
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Whitehaven: The Georgian Port Town Where Cumbria Meets the Irish Sea
Whitehaven on England's Cumbrian coast packs Georgian history, clifftop walks and a cracking food scene — plus...
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Burton upon Trent: England's Brewing Capital Pours Beer, Riverside Walks and a Proper Ale Trail
Burton upon Trent, between Birmingham and Derby, blends historic breweries, the Burton Ale Trail, Stapenhill G...
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