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The very best travel guides and travel photography by professional photographer Joseph Eta, including the personal stories behind the travel photographs.

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The Best Lake District Walks For a Day Trip or Longer

The Best Lake District Walks For a Day Trip or Longer

Whether you’re a nature lover, or ‘outdoorsy’ kind of person, a trip to the Lake District should feature on everyone’s great walks bucket list. There are plenty of charming Lake District activities for all the family to enjoy, regardless of your level of fitness.

This guide is designed for day trippers and weekend stay overs, highlighting three of the best; short, medium and long Lake District walks. For those lingering just a little longer, there’s also plenty of accommodation recommendations and fine-dining restaurants to sample on your visit.

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The Foodie

The ‘The Foodie’ is part of a three-part London travel guide that is based on three different tourist personalities. The other two parts are The Spender’! and YOLO (you only live once)!

London’s bustling food scene is to be celebrated in every corner in the capital. Whether you want to scour farmer’s markets for local produce, or seek out the most divine afternoon tea in town, London has it all!

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Lake District – The Best Autumn Holiday Destination In The UK

If thoughts of Great Britain conjure up romantic images of cosy cottages with roaring fires, country walks with Hunter ‘wellies’, and pub lunches with friendly locals, then a visit to The Lake District won’t be wasted on you!

“Discover, Explore, Inspire” is the strapline used by the local tourist board, which perfectly sums up a visit to this much treasured destination in England’s North West.

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Experience The South Bank Like A Londoner

There’s a north-south divide in London. This friendly sibling rivalry will separate locals in a way that only politics can! For the record, I’m firmly in camp North since it’s where I live and work. Yet, there’s a part of me that could ‘turn’ and it’s all thanks to the South Bank.

With al fresco dining, food markets to forage and a slower pace of life, this glorious stretch of riverside feels positively European.

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