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October half term is one of those weeks that can go either way.

You might get crisp blue skies, crunchy leaves and long afternoons outside. You might also get sideways rain by lunchtime. Either way, it’s a lovely time to get away. The summer crowds have gone, the countryside feels properly autumnal and there’s something especially good abou...


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Some hotel features sound good on paper. Others become the thing everyone talks about on the drive home. At Moonfleet Manor, that’s the Play Barn.

Part indoor playground, part games room, part very good answer to a rainy Dorset afternoon, it works for all ages, all moods and, crucially, all forecasts.<...


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Your first holiday with a baby is one of those lovely little milestones that can feel exciting and slightly daunting at the same time.

There are more bags. Nap times suddenly matter. Leaving the house takes longer than it used to, but there’s also something rather special about waking up somewhere new together for the first time.

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There is something rather special about bringing your dog on holiday. No sad puppy eyes as you leave them behind, the first excited sniff of somewhere new, the happy curl-up after a day of fresh air, muddy paws and family adventures.

For many families, a break doesn't feel complete without the dog, so when travelling with your four-legged f...


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View images If you spot pigs wandering through the New Forest this autumn, they are not lost. They are doing a very particular job.

It is called pannage, one of the Forest’s oldest traditions and one that still happens every autumn. This year pannage begins on 14th September.

For centu...


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