Chris Leadbeater
Travel Correspondent at The Telegraph
Travel Correspondent @TelegraphTravel; @PressAwardsUK Travel Writer Of The Year 2024. Visitor of 98 countries & 37 US states. Proud European. All views my own.
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Chris Leadbeater
Britain is home to an astonishing range of islands, from the (sometimes) sun-kissed slivers which fringe the southern English shoreline to the harder, hardier – but no less beautiful – outposts that dot the north and west coasts of Scotland. How, if you were to attempt such a thing, would you rank them? Can you really compare the Isles of Scilly to the Outer Hebrides? And how would a league table look if you tried? Here we set out with this very ambition.
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3 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Chris Leadbeater
We've crunched the data across 35 categories to reveal the very best of the British islands Britain is home to an astonishing range of islands, from the (sometimes) sun-kissed slivers which fringe the southern English shoreline to the harder, hardier - but no less beautiful - outposts that dot the north and west coasts of Scotland. How, if you were to attempt such a thing, would you rank them? Can you really compare the Isles of Scilly to the Outer Hebrides?
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Chris Leadbeater
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Chris Leadbeater
Unspoilt sands, turquoise waters and coves surrounded by pine trees - these are the most glorious European beaches to visit this summerNo two beaches are the same. There are dreamy stretches clad in golden sand. There are their dramatic rocky opposites, all wave-shaped boulders and surges of spray. There are long curves of beach where the tide seems barely to move - and tiny coves where you have to grab your moment as the water rushes in.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Chris Leadbeater
From a two-day expedition in the Arctic to a wild weekend in New York, these travel writers know how to spend their time off What exactly is a weekend? In terms of basic maths, it is a simple pairing of two days - or 48 hours, if you prefer. In certain wonderful corners of the calendar, it drags its heels into three, or even four, days. But a weekend is much more than time and numbers.
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Don’t tweet. Don’t speak. And stop playing that bloody Editors song at full time. You insult and patronise every single fan in the stadium by using its lyrics so passive-aggressively. Shameful, in so many ways.
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Oh what the hell, let's do this twice. Doubly delighted to be doubly nominated for the @TravMedia_UK #TravMediaAwards. I guess my writing relationship with Uncle Sam still has a way to run. https://t.co/M6rDYzA9os
Absolutely delighted to be nominated again for the @TravMedia_UK #TravMediaAwards. Consumer Staff Writer of the Year is a big category. Congratulations to all fellow finalists. See you in May. https://t.co/Oq6UzHWdPJ
