Artists, Arts & Crafts, the boat race and beer; Judith Baker takes a refreshing lockdown walk in West London
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Walking the Thames Path from Chiswick to Hammersmith
18/01/2021This entry was posted in England, Europe and Middle East, London, Newsletter, United Kingdom and tagged lockdown london walks on .The Capital Ring Walk, London
01/12/2020 .
Rupert Parker explores another of London’s circular walking routes exploring the Capital Ring through South London.
Read the full story hereThe National Glass Centre, Sunderland
02/09/2020 .
Stuart Forster explores all things glass at the UK’s National Glass Centre in Sunderland, once the centre of glassmaking in Britain.
Read the full story hereWalking the London Loop
10/08/2020 .
TripReporter’s hiker in residence Rupert Parker walks the last three sections of the 24 section London LOOP.
Read the full story hereAnish Kapoor And Art Nouveau In Norfolk
05/08/2020 .
Anthea Gerrie heads to scenic Norfolk to explore new art exhibitions at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts and Houghton Hall.
Read the full story hereNational Trust Cream Teas At Sissinghurst Castle Garden
01/07/2020 .
Anthea Gerrie enjoys the delights of a COVID-friendly cream tea amongst the flora and fauna of Sissinghurst Castle Garden.
Read the full story hereDriving the Kent Coast to Dungeness
20/01/2020 .
The trouble with road-testing a nifty car in crowded England is the limited supply of empty highways on which to open it up. Which is where the windswept eastern tip of England, where Kent meets Sussex and the intrepid and creative have settled amidst the desolate beauty of Dungeness, comes into its own.
Read the full story hereInsider Guide to the Isle of Wight
08/07/2019 .
Looking out through the panoramic window, on my Wightlink ferry from Portsmouth to Fishbourne, I search for my first sight of Osborne Beach.
Read the full story here7 things not to miss in Bury St. Edmunds
23/05/2019 .
Ask most people to name something special about Suffolk and they might struggle. Some might say it’s that bit between Essex and Norfolk, others might scoff and mention tractor boys or fish and chips on shingle beaches.
Read the full story hereChurnet Valley Railway
20/05/2019 .
It’s a time warp to the early 1960s, those innocent years before the decade became permissive. When colours were a railway livery of conservative cream and brown rather than Lucy in the Sky of Diamonds psychedelia.
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