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My Favourite Airbnb: This Engine House Sat Empty For A Century, Now Itâs A Photographerâs Hideaway (opens the original)
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From the moment I spotted those striking quarry tiles, it was love at first sight between me and The Engine House, a century-old outbuilding in rural Suffolk. Iâm always on the hunt for a characterful staycation; a building with rustic charm and a tale to tell, so when I saw its lofty dining space characterised by punchy terracotta-and-black flooring, my interest was piqued. The Engine House in Suffolk sits down a mossy, hidden track, handily only 15 minutes from Bury St Edmunds, surrounded by
This folklore-inspired festival is the perfect welcome to autumn (opens the original)
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Every season has its own appeal. Personally, “I… am an autumn”, as the infamous Gilmore Girls clip goes. For me, autumn is by far the best season. While I know that spring brings the miracle of daffodils sprouting from hard ground, and summer means salty bikinis clinging to sun-beaten rocks, I’m just so incredibly ready for that cosy feeling. I think what I like about autumn is that it’s beautifully ritualistic. It has its own, unique magic that’s vividly captured in scenes of rosy apple orchard
Yearncations are the travel trend set to take over this autumn: here are 8 places to be wistful (opens the original)
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I was born in the middle of Manchester; a buzzy city known for its industrialism. Before I was five years old, we’d moved to Birmingham, and then Nottingham, until I flew the nest at 18, desperate to get to the Big Smoke, where I’ve been, happily, for over a decade. I am, quite proudly, a city girl. Always have been. Always will be… or so I’ve assumed. I usually thrive when zig-zagging tourists, careering down a busy street, on my way somewhere. I don’t mind stinky tube carriages or overpriced l
My Favourite Airbnb: Sleeping Inside a Historic Sicilian Watchtower (opens the original)
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Everyone seems to be searching for the same thing right now: an Italian hidden gem untouched by the algorithm. Every summer, social feeds fill with striped parasols, nonnos playing cards and sun-bleached port towns captioned with phrases like “how Italy feels”, all trying to capture this country’s particular brand of romance. Maybe it’s just my feed, but for the last few years I've noticed travel editors, influencers and enthusiasts proudly showing off their Italian discoveries – proving themsel
I road-tested Dua Lipaâs honeymoon route before she did â here is how to do the same trip, for less (opens the original)
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The similarities between Dua Lipa and me are limited. Weâre both avid readers. Beyond that, Iâm currently missing the sell-out tours, critically acclaimed podcast and, as far as I know, the ability to cause worldwide excitement with a bikini photo. This summer, though, Dua and I do have one thing in common: taste in holidays. When the first photographs from Dua Lipa's honeymoon with Callum Turner began circulating online, I had the strange sensation of scrolling through my own camera roll. T
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