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- April 22, 2012 - Nature reserve centenary for Norfolk - It’s a milestone year for Blakeney Point in Norfolk -- in August it celebrates one hundred years as a National Trust attraction -- Norfolk’s first national nature reserve. - A spectacular sand and shingle spit that reaches some five kilometres out into the North Sea, Blakeney Point is a jump... More →
- April 19, 2012 - Iceland take visitors inside a volcano - Ever wondered what it would be like to enter a volcano? Iceland is showcasing its mega-magma with a tour inside the Thrihnukagigur volcano, close to Reykjavik. Visitors will be able to explore the volcano from the outside and from within the magma chamber on an exclusive six-week opening from June... More →
- March 26, 2012 - BMW announces a recall - Are you driving BMW? If so, you could be getting an important letter. The manufacturer is recalling 1.3 million 5 and 6-series cars from the 2003 to 2010 model years. - BMW says that in some rare cases a battery cable covering in the trunk was incorrectly installed. - The defect could prevent the... More →
- March 21, 2012 - Bridgestone analyses pressure of driving - How good are the tyres on your car? Bridgestone inspected the tyre condition of 46,000 cars in eleven European countries last year – and the results show that 63 per cent of motorists are driving on under-inflated tyres. - Many motorists are unaware that a tyre loses pressure naturally over time,... More →
- March 8, 2012 - Great Ocean Road marathon closure - If you are planning to drive the Great Ocean Road soon, remember it will be partly closed off on the weekend of May 19-20 for the annual Great Ocean Road Marathon and Festival of Distance Running. - The event is expected to attract a record entry of more than 4,000 participants from asome fifteen... More →
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12 March 2012
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With the biggest network of rural roads in England, Devon is an attractive self-drive destination. Its many winding roads lead you across heatherclad Dartmoor, one of the country’s last great wildernesses; through charming medieval market towns; and along the beautiful, meandering coastline of the English Riviera – and it’s all within easy reach of London.
17 February 2012
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While it’s the excellent wine and gourmet food that might take you from Perth to Margaret River and beyond, the superb scenery and untold adventures are also sure to inspire you. Magnificent Indian Ocean beaches, towering karri forests and the excitement of whale watching are just a few of the outstanding attractions to be enjoyed while exploring Australia’s South West, one of the most breathtaking road trips in Australia
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You made our trip to Norfolk so easy to plan. It was on our agenda before leaving home in Toronto ...
This is a great post. Lamberts Bay was announced "dorpie" (small town) of the year a few days ago.
In my opinion Venice is a madhouse, but the route you describe from Verona is just what we are looking ...
