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Christmas on the Canals: A Magical Festive Narrowboat Escape
Imagine waking up on Christmas morning to frosty towpaths, still waters and the gentle glow of lights from a pretty waterside pub – all from the cosy comfort of your own narrowboat. Or perhaps seeing in the New Year moored up somewhere special, with Bath, Stratford-upon-Avon or Chester just a stroll away.
If you fancy swapping the usual festive routine for something a little different this year, a winter escape on Britain’s peaceful canal network could be rather magical. Think crisp morning walks along the towpath, afternoons exploring historic towns and villages, a warming drink beside the fire in a canalside pub, then back on board to snuggle up as the winter evening draws in.
If you fancy swapping the usual festive routine for something a little different this year, a winter escape on Britain’s peaceful canal network could be rather magical. Think crisp morning walks along the towpath, afternoons exploring historic towns and villages, a warming drink beside the fire in a canalside pub, then back on board to snuggle up as the winter evening draws in.
by Newsdesk
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Best lunch on the Isle of Wight! A coastal dining experience at Freshwater Bay
Sometimes you don’t need to travel far to feel like you’ve gone on holiday and it all starts with a short ferry ride.
That was exactly how our day at The Rock at The Albion, Freshwater Bay felt. Starting in Lymington, we crossed the Solent with Quay 2 Quay to Yarmouth before being collected and whisked away to Freshwater Bay for a long, leisurely lunch overlooking the sea.
That was exactly how our day at The Rock at The Albion, Freshwater Bay felt. Starting in Lymington, we crossed the Solent with Quay 2 Quay to Yarmouth before being collected and whisked away to Freshwater Bay for a long, leisurely lunch overlooking the sea.
by Sarah Bourne
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Things to do in Cirencester with kids – rediscovering my Cotswolds childhood
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