Inspiring Travel Writing About Walking

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The New Stylish Holiday: Camping | Caroline Phillips | United Kingdom | Devon and Cornwall | Cornwall

"Camping is no longer the domain of boy scouts or the Peruvian socks and bean sprout brigade. Pitch your achingly fashionable Maharajas’ shikar tent in the right place, and you may find yourself sharing a charred organic burger with Jamie Oliver or..."

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Pendle Witch Country | Mark Davidson | United Kingdom | North Western England | Lancashire

"Boil, boil, toil and trouble, add toad and newt and let it bubble!"

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Walking on Madeira, Favourite Portuguese Island | Solange Hando | Portugal | Madeira Region | Madeira

"Madeira has lots of spectacular scenery but the lack of sandy beaches has spared the excesses of mass tourism. It’s a delight for nature lovers, a lush Island of Eternal Spring tucked in the Atlantic, closer to Africa than to its Portuguese..."

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Marching into Mordor: Trekking the Tongariro Crossing | Yvonne Van Dongen | New Zealand | North Island

"The only thing worse than doing the Tongariro Crossing in bad weather is doing it in perfect weather..."

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Biggest, Driest, Best: A Tour of the Southern Australian Outback | Yvonne Van Dongen | Australia | South Australia | Adelaide

"Adelaide can tell its own story..."

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Look and Wonder: A New Type of Gallery in Australia | Yvonne Van Dongen | Australia | Western Australia

"The information sign warns walkers to take five litres of water, walk in pairs and wear a hat before setting out to view Antony Gormley’s installation Inside Australia on Lake Ballard..."

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Coleridge Way Walking Trail, Somerset | Jeremy Seal | United Kingdom | South West England | Somerset

"A discreet footpath veered off the lane beyond the village of Holford. It led through beech trees to a secret, dappled place; a wooden bridge which crossed a deep gorge seamed by tumbling waterfalls..."

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Aphrodite's Island: An Entrancing Blend of Old and New | Heidi Fuller-Love | Cyprus | other areas of Cyprus

"Known as ‘the island of Aphrodite because legend says that the Greek Goddess of Love rose from the sea here in a scallop shell, Cyprus, which was already inhabited in 3700 BC, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited islands in the world..."

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Caledonian Challenge: West Highland Way | Jeremy Seal | United Kingdom | Scottish Highlands

"The Highland dawn began to show somewhere beyond Bridge of Orchy – some 60,000 footsteps in, some 40,000 more to go - backlighting 1074-metre Ben Dorian in vermilion. At least, I think it was vermilion... "

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Bath: England’s Haven of the Senses | Jeremy Seal | United Kingdom | South West England | Bath

"Steam is rising into the gathering dusk from the roof-top pool of the spa building in the heart of Georgian Bath. I’m poaching myself a pleasurable pink and feeling like something of a playboy..."

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