Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Discovering Britain
Drought reveals the Lake District’s flooded village of Mardale Green
After Britain's driest summer for decades revealed long-forgotten objects and buildings, Rory Walsh looks for the 'Lake District Atlantis'
The living legend of Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood has drawn people to Sherwood Forest for generations. The National Nature Reserve today attracts 350,000 a year
Surf’s up: discovering the secrets of Widemouth Bay
Rory Walsh visits a Cornish Bay where as much as a quarter of the world's internet traffic is routed through underwater cables
Exploring birdlife on the Calf of Man
Rory Walsh visits the once rat-infested islet which today is back as a vital breeding spot for the Manx shearwater
Dunston Staiths: coal survivor on the River Tyne
Rory Walsh visits a unique industrial landmark on the River Tyne thought to be the largest wooden structure in Europe
Finding the essence of the ‘Great British Seaside’ in Weymouth
Not only is this one of the country's oldest bucket-and-spade resorts, but it is also Rory Walsh's favourite
Walking the Quantocks with Wordsworth and Coleridge
Rory Walsh takes a stroll in the Quantocks in the footsteps of Wordsworth and Coleridge - the true home of English romanticism
The cobbled streets of Stamford
Rory Walsh explores Stamford - England's first conservation area and, legend claims, the site of the UK's first university
Southend Pier: a lengthy icon of the Victorian British seaside
Rory Walsh visits the longest of the seaside piers and wonders if these tourist attractions from another era can survive
Discovering Dunbar: following the footsteps of naturalist John Muir
Rory Walsh retraces the footsteps of renowned naturalist, botanist and explorer, John Muir in his home town of Dunbar
The twin peaks of the Berkshire Downs
Rory Walsh explores the Wittenham Clumps – the twin peaks of the Berkshire Downs
The holy waters of Romney Marsh
Rory Walsh visits an isolated church surrounded by the vast expanse of Romney Marsh that dates back to 13th Century
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Published in the UK since 1935, Geographical is the official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).
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