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In Search of Wales' Highest Waterfall

There’s an amazing (actually quite an extraordinary) little island called Skellig Michael (next two pics below), hidden away off the far...

Richard Saunders

Sep 29, 20205 min read

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As a kid, I had the unusual privilege of living just a short bike ride away from one of Britain’s oldest and most remarkable prehistoric...

Richard Saunders

Aug 30, 20207 min read

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Avebury is less than twenty miles from perhaps Europe’s greatest prehistoric monument, Stonehenge, and at first thought a visit to its...

Richard Saunders

Aug 28, 20207 min read

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A photo is worth a thousand words, they say, and waterfalls make fantastic pics, so let me try and keep it short this time and let the...

Richard Saunders

Aug 17, 202010 min read

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With the world’s largest prehistoric stone circle and Europe’s largest manmade hill (likewise many thousands of years old), Avebury, a...

Richard Saunders

Aug 4, 20206 min read

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One of the (admittedly few) advantages of spending three months in Covid-19 lockdown, for me at least, has been the gift of so much extra...

Richard Saunders

Jul 28, 20204 min read

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Imber was just like any other sleepy English village until everything changed on November 1st, 1943.

Richard Saunders

Jul 23, 20204 min read

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Just over a year ago, on a cold, frosty morning about a week into 2018, I sat in a branch of Costa in Bromley High Street, catching up...

Richard Saunders

Mar 14, 20192 min read

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