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Simon Calder's 'beautiful' European getaway where it hits 19C in October (opens the original)
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For many people mapping out an autumn escape, short-haul European city breaks promising late-season sunshine tend to top the wishlist. But as one of Britain's most respected travel journalists, Simon Calder, suggests a more affordable and "very exciting" destination. During an appearance on Holly Rubenstein's podcast 'The Travel Diaries,' Simon shone a spotlight on everything from ancient cities in Algeria to Cape Verde and the Azores. Another unexpected destination on his radar was Tbilisi, the
Full list of most intelligent dog breeds you could own (opens the original)
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Almost any dog can be trained, regardless of its breed, age or intelligence. However, trainability can vary considerably between individual dogs. Some breeds are naturally more responsive because they were bred to work closely with people, while others may be more independent, stubborn or easily distracted. Several factors can influence how successfully a dog responds to training: It's important to remember that a dog being difficult to train doesn't necessarily mean it lacks intelligence. Some
Gardens will be 'ivy-free' in days with a 'natural' homemade method (opens the original)
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British gardeners know all too well just how common English ivy can be. This evergreen climbing plant is found right across the UK and is infamous for its tenacious hold on walls, fences and trees, creating thick blankets of foliage. While it does offer some environmental advantages, such as providing shelter for birds and aiding pollination, ivy can smother other plants, damage mortar in older brickwork, and block out vital sunlight. For gardeners, ivy represents a significant headache. Robert
Stop weeds for good by placing item in garden you already have – no chemicals (opens the original)
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Weeds flourish in the UK where mild temperatures and regular rainfall provide ideal conditions for growth and seed germination. Common types, such as dandelions, daisies, bindweed and ground elder, are easy to recognise due to their distinctive foliage and blooms, but this also means they're hard to overlook. For those who avoid chemical weed killers, alternatives like white vinegar, baking soda, salt and boiling water are often suggested for the job, though they do little to address some of the
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