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Chine

30.08.2010 08:00 AM EDT

A chine is a steep-sided river valley where the river flows through coastal cliffs to the sea. Typically these are soft eroding cliffs such as sandstone or clays. The word chine originates from the Saxon "Cinan" meaning a gap or yawn. More..

Northeast Thailand

21.08.2010 07:57 AM EDT

The Northeast of Thailand is known locally as "Isan", and is predominantly an agricultural region with numerous rice, cassava, rubber, sugar cane and other plantations. The Northeast is renowned for being home to the most friendly and welcoming of Thais. The secret of a visit to Isan is to get out of the main towns and cities and into the countryside and small villages. The region is also ric... More..

Isle of Wight attractions

16.08.2010 02:46 PM EDT

The cottage is ideally located for exploring the unspoilt West Wight countryside and seaside, with coastal and downland footpaths from the door. The coastal path and beach are within 250 yards and the Dinosaur Farm Museum, site of recent unique dinosaur finds, is one and a half miles away. The popular Blackgang Chine theme park and The Needles and Alum Bay are all within a 15 minute drive or ac... More..

The New Forest, Hampshire, United Kingdom

16.08.2010 02:42 PM EDT

William the Conqueror established the New Forest in 1079 for hunting the Royal Deer – it is certainly not new! Many customs and traditions continue and it is rich in history and heritage. The famous ponies are all owned by the Commoners whose properties open onto the forest and have “Forest Rights” attached to them. The most important of these is the Right of Pasture. They can turn out to... More..

Taff trail

16.08.2010 08:55 AM EDT

The Brecon Monmouthshire canal which runs close to the Inn forms part of the Taff trail, a walking and cycling route from the canal basin in Brecon through to Cardiff. On the other side of the canal lies the Talybont Reservoir, a natural habitat for wildlife, which was constructed over a long period of time in the twenties and thirties to provide water for Newport. More..

Around Easter Ross...

16.08.2010 06:57 AM EDT

Portmahomack, described by millionaire philanthropist Andrew Carnegie as "The Venice of the North" has relaxing walks along the shore to the east or west, and around the LIGHTHOUSE and offer plenty of opportunities for beachcombing More..