Chilterns Treasures
Micro Travels with Mary TebjeFun and engaging slow travel ideas for spending precious time with your friends and family.
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W is for Wine
I am nearing the end of my A-Z journey across the naturally outstanding Chiltern Hills…it’s been fun, unexpected and at times frustrating. I wonder what’s next to write about? In the meantime, it is the turn of the letter W for Wine. It was...
V is for Villages
Not a town, never a hamlet, what defines a village? You can blink and miss them for sure, coming upon them as you ease your way around a tight corner with wall-to-wall hedgerow, a village sign most likely, so best be prepared. They are remn...
U is for understated
This week is the turn of the letter U for Understated, on our A to Z journey of the naturally outstanding Chiltern Hills. It’s a difficult letter to unpick, but as the holidays approach and schools are in their final summer term, I’ll share...
T is for Trees
This week is the turn of the letter T for Trees on our A to Z journey of Chilterns discovery. It was a toss up between Trails or Trees, and trees won because of the beautiful beechwoods that our region is famous for.
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This is my weekly Micro Travel newsletter featuring the 52 micro seasons across the year, enjoying the small things I discover when out and about. Because 4 seasons is just not enough.
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