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Murder, tunnels and an island garden - my short break in Kent
According to our guide, Thomas Becket was set upon by four of King Henry II’s knights in Canterbury Cathedral.
Sue Bradbury
Dec 13, 20254 min read


Wild, remote, peaceful: my trip to Lundy Island
Why visit Lundy Island? Because it’s remote, rugged, and full of natural charm.
Sue Bradbury
Sep 19, 20253 min read


A cruise like no other
“This ship has character.” That’s how one of my fellow passengers onboard Star Clipper summed up our week-long adventure and I couldn’t agree more.
Sue Bradbury
Aug 31, 20254 min read


Trulli scrumptious Puglia
When a friend asked me if I’d like to go to Puglia, I hesitated. Not because I didn’t want to spend time with her (quite the reverse), nor because I had something else planned (other than work of course). No. I procrastinated for all of thirty seconds because I hadn’t got a clue where Puglia was.
Sue Bradbury
Mar 29, 20254 min read


Voyage to Paradise
Erupting volcanoes, earth-quakes, visits to communities who bury their family next to their doorstep, swimming in a caldera and searching for dragons - hardly the ingredients of a normal holiday.
Sue Bradbury
Aug 31, 20184 min read


Go kiss the Blarney Stone!
Article written in 2017 The smile that welcomed me onboard the Aer Lingus flight from Newquay to Cork spread from ear to ear and seemed effortlessly genuine. We all know that boarding a plane can be a grim affair these days, with all the associated hassle of strict security, crowded lounges and seemingly endless hours of waiting. Thankfully that’s not the case in Cornwall’s only airport. I turned up just one hour before departure, checked my suitcase in (the joys of a 20k bag
Sue Bradbury
Jul 20, 20174 min read


The grandeur of sail and so many sights to savour
Choosing a holiday to suit a woman of 25, who just wants to relax in the sun, and her rather more mature mother who loves walking and sightseeing was never going to be easy.
Sue Bradbury
Feb 16, 20133 min read


Step back in time at Burgh Island hideaway
There we were on an eight foot high platform with waves coming at us from either side. Mum and Dad, both 80, gripped the engine housing whilst I hung onto the outer rails. There were no seats – just a roof to keep the worst of the rain off (unless it’s horizontal), a driver (who used to be a sign writer and now has one of the most unusual jobs going) and, somewhere below the raging surf, enormous great wheels. As a mode of transport, the Burgh Island sea tractor takes some
Sue Bradbury
Mar 8, 20124 min read
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