Wer lieber weite Landschaften oder Gartenanlagen mag oder auf der Suche nach dem real ale das Country vorzieht, fuer den gibt es hier ausfuehrliche Tipps fuer Kent. Hier mein link zu Kent - Garden and Pubs

AA The Pub Guide

Jeff Evans, Beer Lover"s Britain download from www.insidebeer.com

Jeff Evans, Campaign for Real Ale"s Good Beer

Jeff Evans, Good Bottled Beer

S. Connolly, The Hidden Places of The Kent

M. Easterbrook, Adventurous Pub Walks in Kent

The National Trust, Handbook

Suedengland Reiseführer

gleich hier online bestellen; versandkostenfrei in Deutschland.

www.cvma.ac.uk (Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi collects in an internat. Research project middleaged stained glass windows till 1540; more than 23 000 colour photos)

Between Birmingham and Bristol, Southwest of Gloucester lies the majestic Forest of Dean (forest in the valleys) with plenty of attractions and adventures, 4 little towns of Cinderford, Coleford, Lydney and Newent each offering something different, and many historic and unspoilt villages, each with their own charm and character is little known but worthwhile to visit. Nestled throughout the district are butchers, bakers, bookshops and gift shops, as well as delicatessens offering a range of local quality produce. Some spectacular local products from vineyards, orchards, farms and breweries create some of the most unique flavours in the UK, e.g. Smarts Traditional Cheeses create the renowned 'Stinking Bishop Cheese' while 'The Curse of the Were-Rabbit'brewery at Cinderford supplies the 'Freeminer' beer exclusively for the local Co-Op. Try the Glorious Food Day trips. The area's craft centres are also great places to spend a few hours, attend courses and get lots of ideas for crafted unique gifts and souvenirs.

This area offers hikes, biking, canoeying, tree-top climbing, sight-seeing etc. for a couple of days or a week. It lies between Birmingham and Bristol, Southwest of Gloucester.

The northern part of the district is home to wild daffodils centred around the villages of Dymock, Kempley and Oxenhall. Travel further south, and you'll find e.g. picturesque villages of Newland, St Briavels and Brockweir.

Pubs:

The Fountain Inn, Parkend, Lydney, Gloucestershire, GL15 4JD, Tel: 01594 56218

The George Inn, High Street, Aylburton, Lydney, Gloucestershire, GL15 6DE, GL15 6DE, Tel: 01594 842163, www.millingbrooklodge.com

The Ostrich Inn, Newland, Coleford, Gloucestershire, GL16 8NP, Tel: 01594 833260, Email, www.theostrichinn.com

The Saracens Head Inn, Symonds Yat East, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, HR9 6JL, Tel: 01600 890435, www.saracensheadinn.co.uk

The White Horse Inn, Staunton, Coleford, Gloucestershire, GL16 8PA, Tel: 01594 834001

The Wyndham Arms Hotel, The Cross, Clearwell, Coleford, Gloucestershire, GL16 8JT, Tel: 01594 833666, www.thewyndhamhotel.co.uk

The Yew Tree Inn, May Hill, Cliffords Mesne, Newent, Gloucestershire, GL18 1JS, Tel: 01531 820719, www.yewtreeinn.com

truly beautiful: Wonderful countryside and stunning coast.

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May 2012 opened the 1400 km Coastal Path along the Wales coast from Quenensferry down to Chepstow, strolling along 18 castles, 12 natural parks, 41 beaches, beautiful villages  and  towns like Llandudno, Cardiff and Swansea.

Der touristische Dienst bietet nach Coastal Walks und Food Trails nun auch endlich Pub Walks an: 6 kleine Wanderungen von 7-13 km, die zu den geselligen pubs der kleinen Insel führen! Die Routen kann man hier anschauen www.jersey.com/walking