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10 of the world’s greatest train journeys for your bucket list - AOL (opens the original)
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There’s something incredibly nostalgic and romantic about train travel. Outside, the world might keep moving and changing at a frantic pace, but on board, the steamy whistles, the hissing of brakes being released and the gently clunking rhythm of wheels rumbling along rails are signals to slow down. Stepping on board a train today connects travellers to the glamour of the Golden Age of rail, though modern, high-speed diesels, electrics and magnet trains now ferry travellers from A to B, too. The
Transylvania beyond the spooky castles: a family adventure in Romania’s mountains - AOL (opens the original)
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As the sun disappears behind the high tree line, our campfire spits and crackles. Four plump trout are sizzling on a flame-heated slab of rock, a cooking technique used by people in the Gurghiu mountains, part of Transylvania’s Eastern Carpathians, for centuries. Apart from gentle birdsong, it’s the only sound up here, 1,550 metres above sea level and far from any town or village. “This area is very wild,” says Samir Teslovan, who drove us up through the densely forested peaks from his guesthous
‘They’re part of folklore’: storks return to Derbyshire after 600-year absence - AOL (opens the original)
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A long orange beak poked curiously out from its wooden crate, followed by a sleek head and slender body. Then the first white stork of the morning flapped its wings and took to the air. Moments later a second emerged tentatively to stalk through the long grass, followed closely by a final sibling who stretched its wings and explored the length of the enclosure. The trio of juvenile white storks have just arrived at their new home in Willington Wetlands in Derbyshire and conservationists are hope
How to make your own odyssey to Messenia (opens the original)
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Writer Graeme Green follows in the footsteps of Christopher Nolan and his A-list cast across the Peloponnese “Don’t trust the ropes on your right,” says Kyriakos Antonopoulos. “They can be a bit loose.” This is the kind of advice it pays to listen to when you’re scrambling up steep rocks, with sheer cliffs to the side that plummet down to jagged rocks and the Ionian Sea nearly 100 feet below. Instead of relying on the guide ropes for safety, we grip metal staples in the rock and find our own han
How to make your own odyssey to Messenia - AOL (opens the original)
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“Don’t trust the ropes on your right,” says Kyriakos Antonopoulos. “They can be a bit loose.” This is the kind of advice it pays to listen to when you’re scrambling up steep rocks, with sheer cliffs to the side that plummet down to jagged rocks and the Ionian Sea nearly 100 feet below. Instead of relying on the guide ropes for safety, we grip metal staples in the rock and find our own handholds and footholds to hoist ourselves up the trail, until we come out at a grassy terrace overlooking Voida
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