Enjoying wild places in The UK away from the crowds. The wilder the better!
Enjoying wild places in The UK away from the crowds. The wilder the better!
Before I visited the west coast of Cumbria, I’d read many articles which painted the area in a pretty negative light. Deprivation, an insular local population and eye-watering crime rates had put me off. This …
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The Lake District is the most popular National Park in the UK with an estimated 18.1 million visitors in 2023 alone. With numbers like that, you might think cars and people are found at every …
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There is something to be said for visiting places in Britain that hold a record in some way. Dunnet Head is a windswept headland, which receives most of its visitors probably because they wish to …
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When you live near London and you are driving home from The Lake District, it stands to reason that you will need a comfort break on the way home. Most people will stop at a …
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‘ This is a city of shifting light, of changing skies and of changing vistas. A city so beautiful it breaks the heart again and again.’ When a queen of England ( Victoria in this …
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If Scotland was like Hollywood, then there is no denying that The Highlands and Islands would feature the mega Stars. Names like Hanks, Pitt, Jolie and Johansson come to mind. Southern Scotland on the other …
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Every journey into the mountains is good for the soul and provides views that photos just don’t do justice. Even with this in mind, some trips provide experiences that make them more memorable than others. …
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If you are seeking solitude and a place to really escape the busy pace of life, then are are fewer places better to do it in England than Mosedale Cottage. This bothy is located in …
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The Lake District is by far the most visited national park in the UK. An estimated 18 million people visited the area in 2022 alone. Despite this, it is still easy to escape the crowds, …
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There is a good reason as to why The Lake District is the UK’s most visited national park. The mountain scenery, which has been carved by glaciers and rivers over thousands of years, is surely …
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