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outdoors in Great Britain : the essentials

Gardens in Chesterfield

Queen´s Park

Queen´s Park was built to celebrate the jubilee of Queen Victoria, and was opened in 1893. It has a lovely cricket ground, a lake

Caves in Cheddar

Cheddar Caves

The Cheddar caves, inhabited by our ancestors 40,000 years ago, were discovered by Messrs Gough & Cox, enterprising Victorian show

Valleys in Cornwall

Brookfields B & B Landscape

What incredible landscapes and experiences! Cornwall has a charm that tourists love, allowing them to explore its many beaches, va

Hiking in London

Jubilee Walkway

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Jubilee Walk has wonderful views of London. We were there early, there were very few people and we could hang out. In the central

Gardens in Sunderland

Valebrooke Garden

Sunderland was the product of an era of prosperity which is now over, which attracted to the North-East coast of England, workers

Cliffs in Cornwall

Port Isaac Coast

I had the great opportunity of exploring Cornwall by car and I went equipped with a tent in the rainy season. It rained practicall

Gardens in Lindisfarne

Lindisfarne Gospels Garden

Upon entering the village, opposite the cultural center and next to the local post office is this small garden that pays tribute t

Cliffs in Stromness

Birsay

Birsay is an area of Orkney, in the north of the island where there is a bit of everything. It's a village, a ruined palace, a b

Nature Reserves in Kirkwall

Deerness Peninsula

At the east end of East Mainland is where you can find Deerness Peninsula. It's a place that's virtually uninhabited, where we see

Bays in Kirkwall

Echnaloch Bay

On Burray island, along the road that connects to the main island, there is a small bay called Echnaloch. It's representative of t

Valleys in Melrose

Scott's View

In the Scottish Borders, near Dryburgh Abbey and Wallace Monument, we came across a beautiful gazebo that offered views over much

Nature Reserves in Kingussie

Cairngorms National Park

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Our trip to Scotland began in some corners of this park in the northeast, a paradise for mountaineers and hikers and lovers of nat

Gardens in Morpeth

Carlisle Park

Carlisle Park is undoubtedly the most characteristic park in Morpeth, and it's central since its location is right at the beginnin

Viewpoints in Cheddar

The Lookout Tower

The original wooden tower was built by eccentric, Roland Pavey. In 1936 it was changed to a wrought iron gazebo viewpoint. There a

Caves in Cheddar

Cox Cave

Cox's Cave is smaller than Gough's Cave, but it is beautiful for its colorful mirror pools and the geological formations, it was d

Islands in Oban

Boat Trip in Oban

Traveling by boat is always something special, on the west coast it can be done in Oban to the Isle of Mull. It is a highly recomm

Lakes in Chew Magna

The Chew Valley Lake

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Chew Valley Lake is a large reservoir in the Chew Valley in Somerset, England, the fifth largest artificial lake in the UK and the

Nature Reserves in Glencoe

Route by the Coe River

Like almost everything in Scotland, late autumn is a time of great contrasts where everything changes compared to how is has been

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