Three days in Lincolnshire — a new county and a new experience as I end up in prison. Mammoths roam once more in King’s Lynn, part of the GoGoDiscover Trail for the charity Break. Seagulls, chips and newspapers come together […]
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The tent is bedraggled after a wild night but clearly in better shape than me as I spend several minutes rummaging for my beanie hat only to discover it on my head. I need coffee. It’s a glorious morning, despite
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“All the leaves are brown And the sky is gray I’ve been for a walk On a winter’s day” It’s only a chilly autumn morning, but ambling across the beach in California village triggers The Mamas & The Papas version
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There are gale-force winds predicted for Friday, so I’ve delayed my return to Scotland for a shorter walk along the 84-mile Norfolk Coast Path. Ness Point in Lowestoft is the most easterly point in the UK, where the Euroscope displays
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Bread, ham and cheese for breakfast. It’s great to eat something that doesn’t need to be mixed with water. The weather has cleared overnight. Retracing my steps out of the valley, I see what was hidden in the rain last
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An anxious wait as the airport runway is hidden in mist and rain. The 37-seat plane is overbooked due to the cancellation yesterday. Although receiving a boarding pass, I may be asked not to fly if there’s a lot of
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