Two and a Half Days in Dorset

I’ve wanted to visit Dorset for years – specifically, I’d been brainwashed by Instagram into wanting to visit Durdle Door, a natural arch on the South West coast near Lulworth. The county’s gently rolling countryside…

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Around and About Ravensworth

In the throes of Winter, I always think that it’s really important to get out for a walk at the weekend, especially after a long week of being shut inside at work seeing next to…

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Exploring Cornwall with The Valley

Following our visit to Mill End Hotel in January, we were kindly invited to also spend a few nights at their sister site The Valley in Cornwall, what with the South West being a bit…

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Exploring Dartmoor with Mill End Hotel

Dartmoor is somewhere that’s been on my list to visit for years. A wild and rolling upland in Devon, Dartmoor is home to spectacular granite tors, herds of semi-wild ponies and miles and miles of…

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Bowlees, Gibson’s Cave and Summerhill Force

The main attraction for walkers and day trippers in the Durham Dales in without a doubt the waterfall at High Force, widely regarded as one of England’s most spectacular waterfalls. But did you know that…

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Glen Tanar

By this time of year, summer feels like a vague and distant memory. Sometimes I find myself questioning if summer even exists, with the days seeming endlessly dark and wet with no end in sight.…

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Birsay

Before we visited Orkney back in September, I’d asked around for any recommendations of places to see and go. Generally, they were pretty thin on the ground, as the majority of people had never been…

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