In Search of Autumn Gold ; Why Jet Off Abroad When You Can Turn Over a New Leaf and Enjoy Our Own Seasonal Treasures...
Daily Mail › September 22, 2007
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WITH a summer that barely outshone a dreary February, opportunities to enjoy our green and pleasant land have been fleeting at best. But as the hours of daylight recede, Britain can be seen at its misty and fruitful best.
The apples are harvested and fermented, oysters re-enter our culinary consciousness and the leaves of the forests begin to blush with fiery colour. Our selection of cheap and cheerful autumn getaways includes all these seasonal delights and more, so instead of escaping the end of the British summer by fleeing abroad, just stay here and celebrate its passing.See the full content of this document
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In Search of Autumn Gold ; Why Jet Off Abroad When You Can Turn Over a New Leaf and Enjoy Our Own Seasonal Treasures...
THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER The National Arboretum, Gloucestershire THE phrase 'leaf peeping' is well established in the United States, especially in New England, where it refers to the pastime of visiting forests in autumn, when the leaves are transformed into a blazing tapestry of reds and oranges.
But there are plenty of places in Britain that can compete with America's B...See the full content of this document
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