For all the development of holiday homes jostling around BALTIMORE , the quayside at the heart of the place still retains the engaging bustle and spirit of an old fishing harbour, the sixteenth-century O'Driscoll stronghold visible above the...
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HULL 's most famous adopted son, the poet and university librarian Philip Larkin, wrote I wish I could think of just one nice thing to tell you about Hull, oh yes ? it's very nice and flat for cycling . Harsh perhaps, but it...
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Half-way up a cliff in the deep and abrupt canyon of the Alzou stream, the spectacular setting of ROCAMADOUR is hard to beat; the town itself must have been beautiful once, too, but for centuries now it has been inundated by religious pilgrims...
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