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The jaw-dropping hiking and biking trails around the UK’s tallest dam you’ve probably never heard of
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flipboard.com | Portia Jones
NowThe gender gap has narrowed in climbing. These women have closed it. As a recent historic climb attests, Olympians Brooke Raboutou and Janja Garnbret are pushing women’s outdoor climbing, and each other, to new heights.
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walesonline.co.uk | Portia Jones
The location, the smells, the flavours, the cooking and the beer are all absolutely world class - what more could you wantThe smell hits you first, rich, smoky, and unmistakably BBQ-scented. A pleasing mix of sizzling fat, charred meat and smouldering wood that curls into your nostrils and makes your stomach rumble. At the edge of a quiet estuary in Pembrokeshire, under a market-style gazebo outside the Cresselly Arms, a chef tames the fire and expertly sears meat over a smouldering BBQ.
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3 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Portia Jones
The 'jewel in the crown' of the 'Welsh Riviera', Tenby's long been a tourist hotspotWith pictureqsue beaches just a short stroll from the lively town centre, quaint cobbled streets that could rival those in Italy or the French Riviera, and a collection of eye-catching, brightly-coloured houses that many towns across Britain would envy, it's hardly surprising that this coastal jewel consistently tops the list of the "best" seaside towns in the UK.
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3 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Portia Jones
In a secluded valley within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a charming garden escape with a rich past and a riot of seasonal colour. Spring and summer bring carpets of bluebells and crocuses, followed by swathes of camellias, rhododendrons and azaleas, so what better time than to plan a woodland walk where you can also take in a beach and a tea room serving freshly baked cakes?
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3 weeks ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Portia Jones
Tom Hardy storms down the dingy alley like a man already knee-deep in his own unravelling. Smoke hisses from vents, bins are spilling over, and sirens wail. “What you got for me?” he growls, barely glancing at the uniform leading him to a cocaine and blood-splattered crime scene so grim it’d make a cartel enforcer flinch. This is just one of many gritty gut-punches in Havoc, Netflix’s latest adrenaline rush, dropping on April 25.
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