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10 of Britain’s wildest adventures for 2022
Cycle through the Highlands, sail around the UK, run across Wales, photograph wildlife on Dartmoor … and more fabulous activities Adventure leader Rosie Baxendine has quit her office job and ...
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2022/feb/19/10-of-britains-wildest-adventures-for-2022
‘It captured our awe and excitement’: readers’ favourite travel snaps
From remote Patagonian peaks to sheep in Llandudno, our tipsters have shared memorable images of recent trips On a trip to the Urban Nation Museum in Berlin in 2018 I could not have foreseen th...
Tourism rescues Omalo, Georgia, from oblivion – photo essay
Adventure tourists have thrown the remotest mountain region of the country an economic lifeline – but at what cost to ancient traditions and customs? Through the Greater Caucasus mountain ran...
Zen and the art of fly-fishing in Sweden – a photo essay
Following two anglers into an area of deep forests and swift rivers brings a new appreciation of the mindful appeal of fly-fishing I first learned about fly-fishing in a story by Truman Capote ...
Britain’s re-enactors return to the battlefields after lockdown – a photo essay
They bring our history to life, and add drama and spectacle to summer days out. Now, after 18 months on the sidelines, armies of re-enactors are back in all their full period-costume glory ‘W...
The Cape Wrath trail: walking Scotland’s hidden roads – in pictures
On a 240-mile journey through a storied landscape, a photographer and guide discovers wildlife, adventure and connection where past and present collide It’s day three of 17 on the Cape Wrath ...
Cyprus’s haunting new underwater sculpture park – in pictures
Musan, a gallery of sculpture by Jason deCaires Taylor exploring our relationship with nature, has opened off Ayia Napa Continue reading...
Cycling at sunset through the epic Isle of Harris, Scotland
‘It was only when we stopped for a breather, and to take this picture, that we were hit by the island’s beauty’ In 2017 my girlfriend Harriet and I spent a lot of our free time travelling...
From London to Beijing on the old Silk Road – a photo essay
Taken on a 25,000-mile trip across 16 countries, these images capture cities, landscapes and people along the trading route – and the pre-Covid freedom of cross-border travel I set off on my ...
It's an RV life for Yurok kids on the California coast
Our series on evocative travel images continues with Joel Redman’s shot of Native American children after a fishing adventure It was eerily quiet and we woke to a dense fog. Creeping out of o...
Travel Photographer of the Year 2020 – in pictures
From majestic landscapes, intimate animal portraits and intriguing night-time views beneath the ocean’s surface, to glimpses of cultures across the world, the winning images from Travel Photogr...
The joy of small things: daily lockdown walks with a camera
Finding time to get outside and take pictures of the natural world, even on the greyest days, helps our writer cope with lockdown During the last lockdown one of the things that soothed me most...
Hamburg's harbour giants create a beach scene like no other | Celia Topping
Our series on evocative travel images continues with Celia Topping’s shot of a carefree volleyball game at an urban beach I’d only been to Hamburg once before: in the depths of winter, when...
‘It symbolises the end of the year and the new one beginning’: folk dance in Romania
Our series on evocative travel photographs continues with Alecsandra Raluca Drăgoi documenting traditional Romanian folk festivals The photograph is part of a personal project called Ritual, w...
My year of roaming free in Cornwall – a photo essay
Photographer Cat Vinton’s work follows nomadic people in the natural world, but the pandemic meant being closer to home – living out of her vehicle and exploring the Cornish way of life The...
'The beauty of the desert in Namibia took my breath away' Jenny Zarins, photographer
Our series on captivating travel photos continues with Jenny Zarins’s image from a horse-riding safari in the Namib desert This photograph, taken in the Namib desert in 2018, captures a sense...
Travel through a lens: Cat Vinton's best photograph – Sonam braves winter on the Tibetan plateau, India
Our new series of travel photos that tell a story starts with this portrait of a young nomadic girl who herds animals on the world’s highest plateau We rattled over the rugged peaks of a wild...
Where Wes Anderson films 'accidentally' come to life
A new book portrays striking locations from Lisbon to Alaska brimming with the great director’s aesthetic appeal There’s something about director Wes Anderson’s style that’s instantly r...
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2020/oct/29/where-wes-anderson-films-accidentally-come-to-life
The meaning of leaf: an autumnal tour of England's arboretums
Planted by specimen collectors in the 18th and 19th centuries, arboretums are a ‘living library of trees’ that have become an invaluable public resource for recreation and education Autumnâ...
I walked the perimeter of Britain – in pictures
Covering almost 7,000 miles of coast over a period of five years, with only a tent and meagre rations, photographer Quintin Lake set out to capture the beauty of our island nation through all the...
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2020/oct/19/i-walked-the-perimeter-coast-of-britain-photo-essay