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• Best foot forward by David Atkinson November 02, 2008 Fancy a walk in the beautiful Welsh countryside? Wales has sensational walking routes for all ages and abilities. Author David Atkinson highlights the best trails and attractions. (read article)
• Going green by David Atkinson November 02, 2008 Environmental issues are at the heart of tourism in Wales. David Atkinson, author of Lonely Planet's guide to Wales, reports. (read article)
• A firm foodie favorite by David Atkinson November 02, 2008 Wales has waved bye-bye to bland and become a gourmet great in the last ten years. Wales author David Atkinson recommends his favourite places to eat and drink. (read article)
• Embowered In Britain by SUSAN ALLEN TOTH May 10, 1998 (read article)
• Walking In the Wild In Wales by SARAH CLAYTON September 19, 1999 (read article)
• Walking On Ahead, Alone by ZANE KOTKER February 06, 2000 (read article)
• Britain's Tourism Slogan: It's Really Quite All Right by ALAN COWELL April 15, 2001 (read article)
• In Northern Wales, Long Memories by SUSAN RICHARDS SHREVE September 14, 2003 (read article)
• A Man’s Whim on the Welsh Coast by EVE M. KAHN July 29, 2007 Portmeirion, a resort where no one has ever lived, is a fantasy village of stage-set tricks and juxtapositions designed by a self-taught Welsh architect. (read article)
• Best foot forward by David Atkinson September 08, 2008 Fancy a walk in the beautiful Welsh countryside? Wales has sensational walking routes for all ages and abilities. Author David Atkinson highlights the best trails and attractions. (read article)
• Going green by David Atkinson September 08, 2008 Environmental issues are at the heart of tourism in Wales. David Atkinson, author of Lonely Planet's guide to Wales, reports. (read article)
• A firm foodie favorite by David Atkinson September 08, 2008 Wales has waved bye-bye to bland and become a gourmet great in the last ten years. Wales author David Atkinson recommends his favourite places to eat and drink. (read article)
• The Wye Valley: Riverside of the Romantics by Nigel Richardson September 23, 2008 The buzz of strimmers aside, Nigel Richardson finds the beauty of the Wye Valley undimmed since the days of Gilpin. (read article)
• Wild Wales from inside a bubble by Jeremy Seal October 03, 2008 In Pembrokeshire, Jeremy Seal finds that the new Bluestone holiday village is rather too neatly packaged for his taste - though his daughters love it. (read article)
• Wales: Edward I's seven magnificent castles by Anthony Gardner October 17, 2008 Eight hundred years ago Edward I established a string of fortresses in the Welsh heartlands. Anthony Gardner explores. (read article)
• 50 free things to do this half term by Fred Mawer and Ben Hatch October 24, 2008 Strapped for cash over half term? There&rsquo<s no shortage of things to do that cost nothing. Fred Mawer and Ben Hatch offer a guide. (read article)
• St David's Head Wales: Walk of the month by Christopher Somerville November 18, 2008 St David, St Patrick, King Arthur... In Pembrokeshire Christopher Somerville finds himself walking on legendary land. (read article)
• The New White Lion Brecon Beacons: overview December 04, 2008 The New White Lion, Brecon Beacons: overview from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Holm House Vale Of Glamorgan: overview December 04, 2008 Holm House, Vale Of Glamorgan: overview from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Escape Wales: overview December 04, 2008 Escape, Wales: overview from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Harbourmaster Hotel Cardigan Bay: overview December 04, 2008 Harbourmaster Hotel, Cardigan Bay: overview from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Llety Bodfor Cardigan Bay: overview December 04, 2008 Llety Bodfor, Cardigan Bay: overview from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Hurst House on the Marsh Carmarthen Bay: overview December 04, 2008 Hurst House on the Marsh, Carmarthen Bay: overview from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• The New White Lion Brecon Beacons: full review December 04, 2008 The New White Lion, Brecon Beacons: hotel review from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Holm House Vale Of Glamorgan: full review December 04, 2008 Holm House, Vale Of Glamorgan: hotel review from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Escape Wales: full review December 04, 2008 Escape, Wales: hotel review from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Harbourmaster Hotel Cardigan Bay: full review December 04, 2008 Harbourmaster Hotel, Cardigan Bay: hotel review from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Llety Bodfor Cardigan Bay: full review December 04, 2008 Llety Bodfor, Cardigan Bay: hotel review from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Hurst House on the Marsh Carmarthen Bay: full review December 04, 2008 Hurst House on the Marsh, Carmarthen Bay: hotel review from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Year of Discovery competition: Britain category winner by Chris James December 24, 2008 Chris James from Hereford wins an Asus netbook for his account of 'a middle-aged Englishman with history in his eyes' &ndash< and a mountain in his sights. (read article)
• Shropshire/Clwyd border: Walk of the month by Christopher Somerville January 10, 2009 The solitude, bird life and unique charms of the North Shropshire mosses enchant Christopher Somerville. (read article)
• UK holiday guide: accommodation ideas by Nick Trend February 26, 2009 Thanks to Britain's wealth of amazing locations and a legacy of architectural gems, there&rsquo<s no better place to take a holiday in 2009 than on this sceptred isle. (read article)
• Gardens to visit in Wales: Visions in the valleys by Helena Attlee. Photographs by Alex Ramsay February 26, 2009 The gardens of Wales show an astonishing range of planting styles and landscapes. In an extract from her new book, Helena Attlee introduces a selection that have used the local climate and geography to achieve impressive results. (read article)
• Wonderful UK walks on the wild side by Christopher Somerville March 18, 2009 A new book by Christopher Somerville describes 100 favourite rambles from his 'Daily Telegraph' Walk of the Month series. Here, he gives us a taster. (read article)
• Peaks, Pubs and Plenty of Rain (read article)
• Embowered In Britain (read article)
• Walking In the Wild In Wales (read article)
• Walking On Ahead, Alone (read article)
• In Northern Wales, Long Memories (read article)
• UK halfterm days out: Scotland and Wales by Francisca Kellett February 06, 2009 Francisca Kellett selects ten good-value February half-term breaks in Scotland and Wales. (read article)
• Half term family events in Scotland and Wales February 15, 2009 A selection of good-value and free half-term days out in Scotland and Wales, from aviation museums to medieval castles. (read article)
• Fifty of Britain's bestkept secrets by Nigel Richardson April 04, 2009 Even within small, crowded Britain, there are still discoveries to be made, as a new guidebook demonstrates. (read article)
• Hostel bunks no barrier to the best of times by Julian Rollins April 06, 2009 Middle-aged Julian Rollins wasn't sure if youth hostels were for him. A hiking trip in the Welsh mountains converted him &ndash< despite the beds. (read article)
• Siân Phillips's heaven on earth: Wales by Siân Phillips April 07, 2009 The actress Si&acirc<n Phillips regards the foothills of the Black Mountain as the most idyllic place imaginable. (read article)
• Share your bed with Dylan Shelley or Keats by Nigel Jones October 28, 2008 As Dylan Thomas's childhood home in Swansea opens to guests, we track down other holiday properties where you can share a room with the ghost of a famous poet. (read article)
• Gower peninsula Wales: Pleasure on all fronts by Tim Auld May 26, 2009 Where can you have a bucket-and-spade holiday and keep older family members amused? Tim Auld heads for South Wales. (read article)
• Britain's beautiful islands June 03, 2009 (read article)
• Fifty great days out in the UK by Sophie Butler June 07, 2009 Spending the summer in Britain and short of ideas? Sophie Butler offers a guide to the country&rsquo<s top attractions. (read article)
• Rail journeys: A steamy new window on Wales by Sophie Campbell June 10, 2009 Sophie Campbell joins the rail buffs on a new route through Snowdonia. (read article)
• Summer in the city: Cardiff's best events June 18, 2009 From cider-drinking to international cricket, we round up Cardiff 's best summer events. (read article)