because life's too short
because life's too short
From Montevideo, the Eastern coast of Uruguay unfolds in an endless succession of scenic beaches and a wide variety of seaside towns. From the artistic delights of Punta Ballena to the sleepy resort of La Paloma, there is much to explore.
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A capital city on a small scale, Montevideo enjoys a great beach side location, an interesting historical district and a relaxed pace of life – you might stay longer than you ever intended!
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Well off the beaten track, western Uruguay has some great attractions. The ancient city of Colonia and the industrial architecture of the Frey Bentos meat packing factory are both UNESCO sites. There are a variety of hot springs resorts and the pleasant undulating country is green and peaceful.
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Cheap flights now allow easy access to the magnificent Iguazu Falls in Argentina. We combined them with a loop south along the Parana River to visit the Jesuit missions of Argentina and Paraguay, returning through Brazil to see the other side of the falls.
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Bathampton, a small and pretty hamlet near Bath in Wiltshire has much of interest, including the burial place of Captain Arthur Phillip, one of the most famous men in Australian history.
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Derbyshire has many popular cycling trails, but this little 5.5 miles canalside path from Cromford is a hidden gem. Largely shaded by trees, it is an excellent autumn ride.
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From one extreme to the other: this is a varied and rather hilly walk from the kiss-me-quick delights of Matlock Bath to the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution at Cromford.
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Britain’s original long distance trail for horse riders, the Pennine Bridleway stretches from Middleton Top in the White Peak of Derbyshire through the industrial heartland of northern England to finish in the Lake District. We ride the first 100 miles..
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British Prime Minister Ted Heath lived in Arundells House until his death in 2005. Beautifully preserved as it then was, it reflects the man’s diverse interests and enjoys a wonderful location in Salisbury’s Cathedral Close.
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A gentle walk in Derbyshire showcasing some of the typical scenery to be found in the White Peak from Bradford Dale to the watery delights of the Lathkill River.
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