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The Run to the Sun festival is one of the biggest events in Cornwall’s summer calendar having grown year on year since the very first event in 1987. For 2009 organisers are planning their biggest festival yet with a-list performers and some great new features to appeal to Run for the Sun virgins and veterans alike.
One of this years headline...
Relive your Childhood
Many of us remember when we were younger spending our summer holidays in a tent, whether it was on holiday or even in your own back garden, by going on a camping weekend again as an adult you can relive those fond childhood memories all over again. For a few days out of your busy year why not feel like a child again and feel...
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With the current financial climate, many people are looking for UK Beach Holidays to help cut the cost of an annual family holiday. So seeing as many people will look for areas with nice sandy beaches we are going to list some of the best Beaches in the UK.
Blackpool Sands, Devon
Considered one of South Devon’s most beautiful treasures, Blackpool...
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If you are heading to the Torbay/Brixham area this summer to stay in one of the many great Devon caravan parks then you will need a heads up on some of the great attractions that are around the area. In this blog post we are going to talk about two of the biggest attractions, Paignton Zoo and Quay West.
Paignton Zoo
Considered one of the best Zoos...
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Harry Potter and his wizerding friends are all heading down to the Pembrokeshire coast to film some important scenes for the new Harry Potter movie, The Deathly Hallows. On the stunning Pembrokeshire beach of Freshwater West the film crew has brought to life Shell Cottage, the home of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour. Harry, Ron and Hermione visit...
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When staying in Northumberland Accommodation you will be looking for places to visit and activities to do. One place of interest that you may want to visit is the Holy Island. Also known by its Celtic name of Lindisfarne, the island can be accessed by a 3 mile long causeway that can be crossed twice a day at low tide.
One of the important and popular...
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