Category: The South of England
Cornwall, England’s Bedruthan Steps HotelJanuary 17, 2010 · Category: The South of England
For years The Bedruthan Steps Hotel has been known as a family friendly hotel, perfect for children and parents alike. In recent... [Read the full story]
Avebury, England and its Stone CirclesDecember 13, 2009 · Category: The South of England
Thousands of years before there was a country called England, the people who lived in what is now County Wiltshire constructed... [Read the full story]
Literary Trails: Agatha Christie’s Torquay, DevonOctober 19, 2009 · Category: The South of England
Best-selling crime author, Agatha Christie, hailed from Torquay in Devon, on England’s southwest coast. Literary fans can follow... [Read the full story]
Spectacular Ruins: Corfe Castle in England’s DorsetOctober 5, 2009 · Category: The South of England
Corfe Castle in Dorset, England is not only the name of a small village, but also the stunning ruined castle that rises high above... [Read the full story]
Exploring the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall, EnglandSeptember 28, 2009 · Category: The South of England
Located near the village of Mevagissey in Cornwall, England, the Lost Gardens of Heligan are one of Cornwall’s must-visit gardens. Originally... [Read the full story]
Exploring England’s Ightham Mote in KentSeptember 7, 2009 · Category: The South of England
There are a lot of stunning old properties still in existence in the UK and Ightham Mote has to be up there with the best. Ightham... [Read the full story]
Restaurant Review: The Playden Oasts Inn, Rye, East SussexSeptember 5, 2009 · Category: The South of England
After a busy day out on the Kent and East Sussex Railway and a visit to the stunning Bodiam Castle, stomachs were rumbling and... [Read the full story]
Visit England’s Bodiam Castle via a Steam TrainSeptember 2, 2009 · Category: The South of England
As we gently trundled through the East Sussex countryside on a gorgeous, hot day, with the sun streaming through the windows,... [Read the full story]
Enjoying Outdoor Shakespeare in Exeter, DevonAugust 22, 2009 · Category: The South of England
The Rougemont Gardens in Exeter, Devon come alive each summer with open air productions of Shakespeare. Whilst outdoor theatre... [Read the full story]
Literary Trails: Jane Austen’s HampshireJune 12, 2009 · Category: The South of England
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen is one of Hampshire’s best known novelists. For those keen to link... [Read the full story]
Glastonbury, England: Where King Arthur Meets Bruce SpringsteenJune 10, 2009 · Category: The South of England
Glastonbury, England in Somerset about 120 miles from London, has a long history – a mixture of legends, sacred sites,... [Read the full story]
Exploring England’s Dorset: The Town of SherborneMay 29, 2009 · Category: The South of England
The town of Sherborne, in northwest Dorset, is relatively small, but it’s oozing in character and has plenty to see and do.... [Read the full story]
Exploring Dorset: The Sherborne CastlesMay 17, 2009 · Category: The South of England
If you’re in the Dorset area of southwest England, then it’s well worth scheduling a visit to the town of Sherborne – especially... [Read the full story]
