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Where tourists seldom tread part 9: four more British towns with secret histories - Vimarsana News

Where tourists seldom tread part 9: four more British towns with secret histories

Railway nostalgia, the world’s oldest football, fenland skies and a little-known bard are among the highlights of Crewe, Stirling, Boston and Barnstaple

Wildlife safaris in the UK: My weekend spotting beavers on a rewilding estate in Scotland - Vimarsana News

Wildlife safaris in the UK: My weekend spotting beavers on a rewilding estate in Scotland

Want to reconnect with nature? At Argaty Cottage, guests share the land and skies with red squirrels, kites and ospreys.

Wout van Aert takes time trial bike to Scotland for World Championships recon —then rides an OVO bike on Glasgow's "risky" streets - Vimarsana News

Wout van Aert takes time trial bike to Scotland for World Championships recon —then rides an OVO bike on Glasgow's "risky" streets

The Jumbo-Visma star claimed two KOMs in Stirling which will host the World Championship later this year, before trying to stay alive on Glasgow’s streets on a rental bike

Source: road.cc
The fight to save vanishing wildflower meadows - Vimarsana News

The fight to save vanishing wildflower meadows

Conservationists urge action to reverse a "catastrophic" decline in the nation's natural habitats.

Source: bbc.co.uk
"Dank, Ancient And Quite Fantastic: Scotland's Peat Bogs Breathe Again" - Vimarsana News

"Dank, Ancient And Quite Fantastic: Scotland's Peat Bogs Breathe Again"

"Flanders Moss bog is slumped on the flat, farmed landscape of the Carse of Stirling in Scotland like a jelly fungi. It wobbles when you walk on it, and a metal pole goes down eight metres before reaching hard ground. This lowland-raised bog is a dome of peat fed mainly by rainfall and it acts like a single organism – the whole thing has to be looked after for any part to be

Source: sej.org
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