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A California pasta destination that's breaking from the Old World mold Alex Schechter FacebookTwitterEmail Brian Terrizzi, owner of Etto, makes fettuccine.Boris Zharhov/Special to SFGATE At Etto, a small pasta shop in Paso Robles, aproned workers pull long strands of fettuccine out of a machine that looks like a Play-Doh Fun Factory made of steel. It’s not exactly like being in Italy, but for travel-starved locals last year, the illusion sufficed. “People would come in and say, ‘We were supposed to go to Italy, but we couldn’t go. So we decided to come to you,’” recalls owner Bria...

Immerse yourself in a landscape of ancient tracks on a quiet trail created by locals to show off a gentler side of the region

Derbyshire Life The area surrounding Eyam by Joy Hales - Credit: Archant Most people who head to Eyam for a walk end up at the famous landmarks at Padley Gorge and Curbar Edge, but this small seletion of walks from our arcives show that there are plenty of alternatives. View towards the distant Edges by Sally Moseley - Credit: Archant Eyam and Stoney Middleton 0 miles from Eyam This walk is a wander along old paths and tracks between two picturesque Peak District villages with interesting histories and a staunch community spirit that continues in the present day.

Winster Mainly following paths, tracks and quiet country lanes, this walk is an exploration of Winster which is tucked away in the limestone hills followed by Birchover that nestles on the edge of a sandstone oasis topped by mystical, magical Stanton Moor. All the routes were correct at the time of publication, over time access to certain parts of the walk may be subject to change. We advise you acquire a recent OS map of the area you plan to visit and assure there are no major changes.

Pubs are opening camping and caravan sites for the summer - top 7 to bookmark Mirror 4/05/2021 Vicky Lissaman Enterprising pubs have created a brand new “package holiday” of countryside, chilled drinks and home-cooked meals – by turning their beer gardens into pop-up campsites. Faced with lost revenue from months of enforced closures, hostelries around the UK have been thrown a lifeline with permission to set up a temporary camp or glampsite for up to 56 days of the year, thanks to a relaxation in “permitted development” rights. With more than a third of landlords ...