A gentle, tranquil walk from Southwold to Walberswick and back. Starting and finishing at the water tower and car park on Southwold common. This beautiful, peaceful area is also an important SSSI (1993 Site of Special Scientific Interest). There are
Pick your own flower farms are found all over the UK and have become very popular in recent years. It’s easy to see why. Visiting a flower field is a joyful summer activity and with environmental concerns over supermarket flowers
A short circular walk with panoramic countryside views from Cracks Hill, Crick Allow about an hour. We combined the walk with a visit to both the Magnolia Tearooms and the Crick Garden Centre just outside the village of Crick on
A gentle walk from Ilam to the Stepping Stones, Dovedale. Allow an hour and a half (there and back). Before setting off on your walk it’s worth spending time in the picture-perfect village of Ilam which was largely rebuilt in
A gentle walk; 4 miles approx. From the centre of Hartington village head for the fabulous Hartington Farm Shop and Café on Mill Lane. Take the signed footpath that’s tucked in between the café and the public toilets next door (to the
The Greenwich to Blackheath walk offers a fantastic way to take in Greenwich’s main sites, some panoramic views of London, and a walk through open heathland.
An idyllic circular walk from Badby, taking in picturesque Northamptonshire villages and classic rolling English countryside. Around seven miles.
A varied and picturesque four mile circular walk near Rugby, Warwickshire that criss-crosses the River Avon and takes in the Oxford Canal.
A five mile circular walk from Leamington. The towns of Warwick and Leamington Spa are like conjoined twins: they are so close to each other they are hard to separate, but they are separate towns that have their own identities.
The doom paintings that were very common in English Churches in the late medieval time depicted the fate that would befall all those looking at them.