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MUDLARKING ON THE RIVER THAMES

Mudlarking is an old, very London specific form of amateur archaeology, where people can inspect the shores of the Thames in central...

THE SECRET SPACES OF LONDON CITY WALKING TOUR

London Guided Walks run walking tours across London, focusing on different areas and aspects of the capital. Providing public guided...

VISITING EAST KNOYLE - THE BIRTHPLACE OF CHRISTOPHER WREN

East Knoyle is a small Wiltshire village which sits just inside the border of the Cranborne Chase Area of Natural Beauty. Only 3 miles...

A WALK ON THE QUIET SIDE - MUCHELNEY ABBEY TO LANGPORT: TAKING YOUR TIME

In the second of her 'Walk on the Quiet Side' series, Anna takes us on a gentle riverside walk from the 7th Century Mulcheney Abbey to...

THE GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, NORTHERN IRELAND

The Giant’s Causeway is one of earth’s natural wonders, iconic and instantly recognisable. Although it can have up to a million visitors...

A WALK ON THE QUIET SIDE - LYME REGIS: A BACK STORY

The popular Dorset town of Lyme Regis sits right on the south coast, a pretty seaside resort with golden beaches, a famous harbour and...

ST. LUKES - THE HIDDEN MEDIEVAL CHAPEL ON THE JURASSIC COAST

Accessible only on foot and hidden away in woodland on the Dorset coast, the ruins of St. Luke's Chapel are a beautiful place of ancient...

WATCHING THE ANNUAL DROWNING OF THE HARNHAM WATER MEADOWS, SALISBURY

Twice a year the famous water meadows in Harnham are drowned, a centuries old technique to flood the meadows next to Salisbury Cathedral....

VISITING ALL SAINTS CHURCH AND MINSTEAD VILLAGE IN THE HEART OF THE NEW FOREST

The tiny village of Minstead is one of the least spoilt villages of the New Forest, complete with a fascinating church, the burial place...