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Why Whaley Bridge is so Popular

Posted by on August 13, 2010
Situated on the river Goyt the charming town of Whaley Bridge sits nestled between Macclesfield and Sheffield. The town is located within the high peak district of Derbyshire and enjoys the same scenic landscapes and views that the area is renowned for. Whaley Bridge is often referred to as the gateway to the Goyt valley, the valley being a large...
Stirling castle is one of the most important and historically rich castles in the whole of Scotland.  The castle sits atop the geological formation known as the Stirling sil and is surrounded on three sides by rock faces which give the castle a very strong defensive position. The very first record of Stirling castle dates back to 1110 when Alex I...

What a Sight to See at Sea

Posted by on August 11, 2010
Hartland Point is renowned for many things but its lighthouse is by far its main attraction. The Trinity Lighthouse was built in 1874 by Mr Yerward of Wales under the keen eye of Sir James Douglass. The lighthouse is 59 feet high and its lamp is situated 37 feet above sea level. Hartland’s lighthouse lamp can be seen from over 25 miles away....

A Brief Guide to Paignton

Posted by on August 10, 2010
Paignton has long been a popular destination thanks to its long sandy beaches, family friendly atmosphere and a plethora of attractions. The town’s fantastic position is also a big draw for the thousands who visit each year. Not only is the town in the beautiful county of Devon but it also occupies a fantastic spot in Torbay, which thanks to...
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A Night Out in Bath

Posted by on August 9, 2010
The world heritage city of Bath has a wealth of nighttime attractions with a pleasing mix of restaurants, clubs, bars, music and the arts. If you are planning to take a Bath weekend break you will be well catered for when the city’s leading attractions close for the day. In the evenings you will be spoilt for choice when deciding which of Bath’s...
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This is the second part of our guide to what to take with you on a summer holiday. A Good Book Whether it’s for those lazy days on the beach, waiting to catch your flight or for some bed time reading, a good book will provide some essential boredom relief and a great way to relax and unwind. Toiletries Take all those essentials you will need...
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