Rupert Parker
Writer and Photographer at Freelance
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6 days ago |
thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker
The Boyne Valley takes its name from the River Boyne, a waterway steeped in myth and legend. The landscape has been settled for over 5,000 years and you'll find quaint towns, ancient tombs, and castles that whisper tales of Ireland's tumultuous and glorious past. It's located in the North East of Ireland just 20 minutes north of Dublin International airport or 90 minutes south of Belfast International airport.
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1 week ago |
tripreporter.co.uk | Rupert Parker
Rupert Parker Walks And Bikes as he offers his guide to The Speyside Way. I’m on the Caledonian Sleeper on an overnight from London Euston to Aviemore. My Club En-Suite Room is comfortable, there’s good food on board, and I even manage a decent night’s sleep before arriving at 7.30am in Kingussie. I hoist my rucksack on my back and start walking the Speyside Way. This long distance route runs 137 km from Newtonmore, just beyond Aviemore in the Cairngorms, to Buckie on the coast.
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1 week ago |
thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker
The Speyside Way runs 137 km from Buckie, on the coast, to Newtonmore, just beyond Aviemore in the Cairngorms. It's one of the easiest of Britain's long distance trails to walk, being suitable for walkers of even modest abilities. High levels of fitness are not necessary and it follows the valley of the Spey - Scotland's second longest river, and its most dynamic. The route criss-crosses the Spey and its tributaries - waters famous for salmon fishing and malt whisky production.
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1 week ago |
thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker
I've been to Sri Lanka a number of times and my favourite part is Jaffna in the far north. During the war it was home to fierce fighting between the Tamil Tigers and the Sri Lankan military. The 2004 Tsunami also affected the coastal area but it's now very much open for business. Jaffna's surrounding islands offer an entirely different world, each with its own rhythm, community, and character.
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1 week ago |
thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker |Valery Collins
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