Families can stay in yurts and treehouses within an enchanting new woodland village on an activity holiday in Normandy this summer. The new eco-friendly homes enjoy a magical natural setting, tucked away among trees close to a river and lake within the 100-acre grounds of a beautiful old chateau close to the coast near Avranches. […]
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We are reviewing E-Scape’s electric off-road school in the next week, so thought it only fair to give you all the chance to try this sort of thing for yourselves – KTM ʻINDOOR-ELECTRICʼ WEEKEND E-SCAPE Electric Riding Zones, pioneers of Electric Off-Road riding in the UK, are delighted to announce that they will be assisting
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The Ski Club Members Green Award 2016 sees the launch of the Ski Club’s Inspire Awards, designed to continue the legacy of the Club’s founders back in 1903. The first of these is the Members Green Award which will offer funding of up to £1,000 for sustainability and environmental snow-sports projects. Open to all Ski
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When most people think of China, we imagine billions of people in a small space, post communism, fast cars, big industry and lots of money, not forgetting The Great Wall. Having spent 11 days there, visiting Xi’an, Chengdu and Beijing, I was more than excited about writing and photographing this amazing country. First stop………Xi’an, The
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Seeing the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights as they are most commonly known, was by far the most privileged and majestic sight I have ever had. We started our day catching the shuttle from our hotel/apartment and travelled to Reykjavik to catch our tour bus to do the Golden Circle Tour. Leaving at 9am, we
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As an avid camper with four kids that also don’t complain too much about living in a canvas sack with 200 new friends, I always get a little bit excited at showtime. Website. As far as innovation and advances go in the world of camp; the show certainly did not disappoint. There was an abundance
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Pull on your walking boots for the 21st annual KM Charity Walk Walkers are invited to take part in the annual KM Charity Walk to support The Green Organisation. The annual walk – now in its 21st year – is staged by the charity department at the KM Group. This year’s big walk will be
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According to the British Golf Industry Association (BGIA) website there are currently some sixty million golfers worldwide. Whilst numbers are growing, various surveys conducted over the past few years show that the rate of growth worldwide has been affected by the global recession. In China, which embraced golf comparatively recently, growth has also been hindered
Roger Wolens writes about the delights of India – environmental and otherwise A visit to the Taj Mahal must always be a top priority for any visit to India, and deservedly so. Its outline is so familiar to everyone that you might expect it to be a rather hackneyed or cliched tourism experience. Not so.
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Roger Wolens writes about the delights of India – environmental and otherwise Shortly after booking for Kuoni’s Images of India tour, the newspapers were full of the plague outbreak scare in India. Because of this, the Kuoni offered us the option of cancelling or transferring to another tour. As the health risk was at its
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The Green Organisation is totally independent and non-political. Some of our awards are presented in the Houses of Parliament, London, but this neither indicates nor implies any connection with Government or any political party. We use this and other prestigious venues simply because they provide very appropriate settings for such important awards ceremonies.
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