The Northumberland Coast is a truly stunning part of the world, and it was here Robson Green concluded his travels around his home county,

We have an embarrassment of riches when it comes to choosing a walk in the Lake District; the area is famed after all for Wainwright’s walks.

Take a wide selection of top quality beers, plenty of happy punters, perhaps some food and some live entertainment, and you’ve got yourself a beer festival.

Alnwick, in Northumberland, is a coastal town located 30 miles North of Newcastle and enjoys an exceptional setting near spectacular countryside.

To many, the Norfolk Broads is still a vast and mysterious landscape with large areas only accessible by boat with much of its mystery veiled in the fragility of its ecosystem.

Dorset is blessed with beautiful villages and hamlets whose names might bring a smile to your face (or even cause you to titter!)

The beautiful county of Yorkshire has more than it’s fair share of ruins and castles, all set in outstanding countryside and providing an amazing day out for all the family.

A magical market town in England’s fair Isle, Hawes is perched 850ft above sea level. The air might be thin but the cheese is full fat.

Crisp wintery mornings with frost sparkling in the sunshine and a sprinkling of snow transforming the moors into a magical landscape.