Spring into a short seaside jaunt

We pulled into Cardiff Caravan Park after a three-hour drive and set up the caravan in the sunshine. After a quick bite to eat, we set off to see the National Trust’s Dyffryn Gardens, keen to make the

Long-serving Ffestiniog Railway volunteer and current FR Magazine editor JOHN DOBSON recalls his early encounters with the railway back in the 1950s.

MOUNTAIN, RIVER & MOORLAND LOOP

‘The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there’. Those words begin one of my very favourite books, The Go-Between, by LP Hartley and, standing in the main street of Malvern, I couldn

Jim Perrin conjures more Eryri magic, folding time on a lesser-known scramble to Wales’ highest peak

2025 marks 200 years since the birth of the modern railway, which gave millions of city-weary walkers a way to escape to the country.