At the foot of Snowdon, Bryn Gloch is a park that caters to caravans and campers. Located in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales, it is set in a truly beautiful setting on the banks of the Gwyrfai River.
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Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Tuesday, 19 March 2013
Weymouth, Dorset - lovely Georgian seafront and sandy beaches
Weymouth is an exciting seaside resort that offers the experience of fine art, sailing in the harbour and entertaining family attractions. The town boasts a lovely Georgian seafront that is connected by a level promenade to the bustling town centre, historic harbour and safe, sandy beaches. Weymouth’s active arts programme and all year round events programme ensure that there is always something fun to join in on. A memorable family day out is available from The Sea Life Park, Bennetts Water Gardens, The Deep Sea Adventure, Brewers Quay and on the beaches themselves. History fanatics will enjoy a trip to the 16th century fortress of Portland Castle, the Nothe Fort Museum of Coastal Defence and a restored Victorian fort. Nature lovers won’t be left out as the town has a Swannery, an RSPB Nature Reserve, Lodmoor Country Park and many Green Flag awarded parks. The harbour itself offers opportunities for fishing, rides on pleasure crafts and ferry trips to the Channel Islands and Franc
http://www.onlywire.com/r/120534773The North Devon town of Barnstaple
Shop all you want in the premier North Devon town of Barnstaple with its excellent bars, high quality restaurants and big name, high street shopping. This isn’t all the town has to offer though; independent boutique shops and the Pannier Market with the produce of proud local food producers are what make the town special. Barnstaple is also a gateway to North Devon where visitors can explore the stunning coastline that has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Taw and Torridge Estuary, Braunton Burrows, Hartland Point and Woolacombe beach. There is also the option to walk the Tarka Trail, which is a pedestrian and cycle way that runs in a 180 mile figure-of-eight. The options are endless when you stay in Barnstaple.
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