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On a sleek boat complete with mood lighting, we kick back and enjoy the challenge of the mid-Worcestershire canal loop – covering 21 miles and 33 locks in a weekend
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If you can’t spare a week to walk Britain’s mountain trails, coastal tracks and riverside paths, head for these expert-picked highlights
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Share a tip on a coastal gems in Greece: the best tip wins £200 towards a Sawday’s stay
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Puglian winemaker Massimiliano Apollonio shares tips on the best cafes, museums, parks and bike rides in his beautiful southern city
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Knights, concerts and afternoon teas … where to royally enjoy yourself over the platinum jubilee bank holiday weekend
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Turn off the laptop, ditch the phone and tune into nature at a remote bothy, lighthouse, cabin or narrowboat
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From converted steam engines to Persian tents and a castle hut with turrets, these glamping sites are in a field of their own
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From Glasgow’s police museum to Dorset’s tank museum, guides and volunteers have the personal experience to truly illuminate your visit
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The children’s novelist and screenwriter on pubs, green spaces, childhood memories and those ubiquitous watery views
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Seafood, North Sea views, a brilliant castle and the waft of smoking kippers permeate this lovely saunter
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Now touring the UK, this festival of the best adventure documentaries will be balm to those who missed outdoor action in the pandemic
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From the cavernous shops in Souq El Blat, herbalists share the rich and fascinating history of their proud and ancient trade – and their fears that it could disappear
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Photographer Dmitry Kokh discovered polar bears living in an abandoned weather station in Kolyuchin in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug of Russia
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After two disastrous winter seasons for the £30m Scottish ski industry, the country’s five resorts are opening up again. We take to the powder at Glenshee
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Scotland’s newly reopened mountain bothies are shining examples of sustainable tourism. Our photographer takes us on a guided tour
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Photographer Mario Heller spent three weeks crossing the steppe by train. Here is his journey through the stories of the passengers, the history of the country and the romance of the railway
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