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  7 WONDERS OF WALES There’s so much more to Wales than Cardiff and Snowdon – here’s our pick of what to do on your next visit You go to Wales for stunning beaches and some of the country’s most impressive mountains, right? Well yes, but the country is also bursting with areas of outstanding beauty that you may not even have heard of. The best bit? Their under-the-radar status means you’ll have these lesser known attractions all to yourself.     Wales is not short of stunning str...

HAPPY couples may not be planning anything too extravagant this Valentine’s Day – but that doesn’t mean you can’t look forward to planning a future romantic trip. Lockdown means that romantic plans this February 14 will pretty much be confined to a nice meal, movie night, or short stroll. But with lighter nights and hopefully better times ahead as the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out continues to gather pace, you can maybe start looking at planning a post-lockdown trip to some romantic loc...

8 most romantic locations in the UK for a Valentine’s Day trip Share Catbells Lakeland Walk in the Lake District could be the most romantic place in the UK to propose, according to a new study. The region is one of the most popular stargazing spots in the UK and could be the perfect backdrop for loved-up couples in search of a romantic post-lockdown getaway. Motorhome and campervan rental platform, Camptoo, provide the ultimate romantic list fo...

Did Jenkins Give NATO a ‘Headache’ That Lasted Long After His Imprisonment? A lot will be written after the death of Welsh nationalist, John Barnard Jenkins, and it’s fair to say that his legacy and that of MAC will be remembered mainly in terms of the attack on the 1969 investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales. However it is perhaps one of the last actions of MAC which will have given the British Government and certainly its Ministry of Defence even greater concern. This was the ...

Yachting Monthly 0shares Breaking waves and lurking rocks have earned some British tide races a fearsome reputation. Dag Pike explains how to navigate them The British Isles lies in one of the most turbulent maritime regions in the world. Not only are our shores battered by the depressions that roll in with frequent monotony during the winter months, but every 12 hours the tide turns and billions of litres of water move in and out from our shores. This huge water flow ...