Travel Articles (Page 939/1992)
Hilarious photos show globetrotter holding ‘Mom, I’m fine’ sign to assure his mother while ice climbing and swimming with sharks (and next he wants to send his message from space)
A daredevil traveller who shot to fame for the heartwarming way he reassures his mum during his world adventures now wants…
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Hunt for the Sycamore Gap vandals as 300-year-old world famous tree is cut down overnight – and theories mount that ‘professionals who knew what they were doing’ are behind it
A world famous tree has been chopped down overnight in a ‘malicious act of vandalism’, sparking an outpouring of grief…
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The 1 Essential Item Travel Experts Always Pack
Every type of travel calls for a different packing strategy. What you put in your suitcase for a beach vacation…
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Chasing the summer sun: Late September and October are fabulous months for a break in southern Europe – it’s still warm but the prices are significantly cooler
Can’t quite bid farewell to summer? You don’t have to if you head for the Med – and become a…
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I lost so much blood after a tiger shark bit off my leg that doctors said I should have died. Now I shoot sharks… with my camera
Following a 1997 shark attack, Hawaiian photographer Mike Coots (above) devoted his life to shark conservation When Mike Coots was…
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My van life weekend: Exploring the wild clifftops and enchanting woods of Kent in converted Peugeot Boxer ‘Franky’ – an amazing ‘rolling Airbnb’ with chic decor and a double bed
Britain’s van life movement has taken off in recent years. Laura Sharman spent a weekend away in Kent in converted Peugeot…
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Stonehenge’s Altar Stone did NOT come from Wales: Scientists debunk popular theory and claim the Neolithic slab may have been brought in from Orkney – over 682 miles away
Built around 5,000 years ago, Stonehenge has been enshrouded in mystery for millennia. But scientists have now edged closer to…
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