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Why autumn is the time to visit BELGRADE: Here's the best of the rest (opens the original)
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Putting your shorts and sunscreen away may be a cause for heartache or high-fives, depending on how well you endured this summer’s fearsome heat. But now leaves are beginning to fall and rivers and reservoirs are slowly re-filling, it’s time to bid farewell to the sun lounger and get your walking shoes on to explore some of Europe’s most endearing cities. The kiln-like temperatures of July and August are gone and the tourist crowds dispersing, yet pavement cafes haven’t packed away their tables
My wife's cat is trying to drive a wedge between us (opens the original)
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I’m typing these words with a hastily applied plaster around one finger, while wearing a long-sleeved shirt – partly for protection and partly out of embarrassment about the litany of scratch marks on my arm. The cause of my bleeding digit and wounded forearm is staring at me from the doorway to my study. He is obsidian-black, obese, with a rodent-like tail that is wildly out of proportion to his corpulent frame. This is the cat I live with. His name is Satan. And he longs for only two things in
How to dodge idiots people abroad (opens the original)
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It was Jean-Paul Sartre who said ‘hell is other people’. The gloomy French philosopher had a querulous relationship with the world in general but it’s not too much of a flight of fancy to speculate that perhaps he came up with this particular aphorism after one of the regular summer holidays to Rome that he took with his partner Simone de Beauvoir. Because, as much as holidays are supposed to be a time to recuperate from the weft and warp of the daily grind, it is also the moment we’re most like
75 years of the package holiday (opens the original)
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For a town that played such a crucial role in how we go on holiday, Calvi on the quiet island of Corsica has a low-key air. Yet it was here, in this bijou port with its medieval citadel, where honey and pastel-coloured houses tumble down to a small marina and a narrow sweep of golden sand, that the modern package holiday began 75 years ago. Not that you’d ever know, such is the quietude. But it was to here that a flamboyant Russian emigre named Vladimir Raitz, owner of Horizon Holidays, chartere
32 brilliant days out to make the most of the Great British Summertime (opens the original)
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The back garden can be a hugely tempting place to spend a summer’s day, but sometimes there’s nothing like a day trip to enjoy Britain’s rich abundance of attractions. From wonderful gardens to historic castles, museums, lidos and, of course, seaside resorts for a blast of old-fashioned fun (plus fish and chips, naturally). The challenge, of course, is choosing somewhere that’s genuinely worth the journey and also won’t leave too deep a burn mark on your credit card. From free museums and specta
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