A walk can take you deep into history’s long past and your own – as Guy Procter discovers.

BEFORE I retired from full-time ministry, on several occasions I crossed the Atlantic to take part in Summer Church Exchanges in the USA. It takes around seven hours to fly across “The Pond”, perhaps

Dreaming of escape on Ireland’s far-flung islands, David Bradford finds the reality of remoteness not quite as simple as it seems

MY old art teacher used to say there are no straight lines in nature. At the same time, one of the French teacher’s pet phrases was, “There are always the exceptions”. And when it comes to straight li

Marian Boswall defends the building of lakes, which bring both beauty and biodiversity

Tennyson’s embrace of science and catastrophe theory