Rupert Parker
Writer and Photographer at Freelance
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2 weeks ago |
tripreporter.co.uk | Rupert Parker
In his Guide to E-Biking around Alyth, Rupert Parker discovers an amazing outdoor museum. They call it a “museum without walls” and Alyth’s innovative Cateran Eco museum is spread across a series of outdoor sites. You‘re encouraged to engage with the region’s history and nature on foot, bike, or even Scottish coracle. I opt for dry land and rent an e-bike to explore the area.
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2 weeks ago |
thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker
Alyth is a charming market town situated on the edge of the Highland Boundary Fault, where the rolling Lowlands meet the rugged Highlands. Often overlooked by travellers heading to more prominent Scottish destinations, Alyth is a great base for those seeking to explore Scotland's rich heritage and landscapes. The town's history stretches back over a millennium, evident in its well-preserved landmarks.
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3 weeks ago |
tripreporter.co.uk | Rupert Parker
Rupert parker goes slow and explores the city of Jaffna and its peninsula in his guide to cycling Sri Lanka. I’m travelling to Jaffna, in the far north of Sri Lanka on the Intercity Express from Colombo. During the long years of the civil war the line was out of fought over between the Tamil Tigers and the Sri Lankan military. Completely rebuilt, with new stations and track, it’s now much the most comfortable way to travel.
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3 weeks ago |
tripreporter.co.uk | Rupert Parker
In his Guide to the Boyne Valley, Rupert Parker explores a Landscape Populated By Incredible Prehistoric Monuments And Dazzling Fairy Tale Castles. Ireland is not generally known for its Sauna culture, yet here I am gently perspiring before plunging into the cooling waters of the River Boyne. This is the Boyne Valley, a waterway steeped in myth and legend in a landscape that’s been settled for over 5,000 years.
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3 weeks 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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