No matter where you live, you have seen one – solitary trees that is. And I’m betting when you did, you allowed your gaze to linger for a while. If you are a photographer, you may even have pulled over… Continue Reading →
Permanently damaged landscapes are not something I want to be writing about but with England’s coastal landscape changing at a rapid rate, not just because of the normal coastal erosion but through an increase in the number of landslides caused by consistent heavy… Continue Reading →
My post from October last year on Churches, Chapels and Crosses seemed to be quite popular so I thought we should take another look at some more, predominantly from Scotland but we also visit EastAnglia and the North York Moors…. Continue Reading →
The world’s national parks and nature reserves receive eight billion tourist visitors a year. New research of over 500 of the most visited natural spaces in the world has concluded that five of England’s national parks are in the Top… Continue Reading →
I am sure that many of you will have noticed that the countries of the British Isles are more and more receiving accolades for their wonderful landscapes, the most recent of which was the readers of Rough Guides voting that… Continue Reading →
Can you believe it, Yorkshire, England’s largest county has overcome competition from Berlin, London and Madrid to land the title of Europe’s Leading Destination. The region was awarded the accolade at the annual World Travel Awards and became the first… Continue Reading →