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Basque in Glory | Chris Moss

To get some idea of how good all this rustic fare tastes, suffice to say that over the border in France people talk about San Sebastián in hushed tones

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Boating on the Bosphorus | Rose Baring | Turkey, Marmara, Istanbul

Do you remember Ratty's advice to Mole in ‘The Wind in the Willows’? 'There is absolutely nothing half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.' It makes you wonder if he has been to Istanbul

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Island Life on Scotland's Edge | Norman Miller

Scotland's Outer Hebrides make a fabulous getaway, from landing on a beach to dancing on a table

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Last Chance to see the Dead Sea | Adrian Mourby

Jordanians love water. They particularly love the Dead Sea. You can’t drink it, just a sip is like having a bag of salt poured down your throat, but to this small kingdom the Dead Sea represents life

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The Maratea Coast | Gregory McNamee | Italy, Basilicata, Maratea

As visually striking as the Amalfi coast a hundred miles to the north, but with far more affordable amenities for the traveler, the slender Costa di Maratea lies between the wind-whipped Gulf of Policastro

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The Midweek Breaks | Alf Alderson | United Kingdom, Devon and Cornwall, Widemouth

Take a demountable to Cornwall for a midweek break in search of a midweek break (as in surf)

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