Rip Currents
It’s best to familiarise yourself with the dangers that come with swimming in the sea so that you can stay safe and happy - how to spot a rip current is important.
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A gallery for your holiday memories, if you'd like to submit them - who won the annual family beach championship? That time when the seagull stole your ice cream? Or just because you had a really good time.
We'd love to hear about your stories from the South West so email us at nas@classic.co.uk and we'll share them for you.
Cornish Christmas gifts
Be inspired by local makers and make your Christmas gifts a little more Cornish this year.
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Kingsbridge to Bowcombe Creek dog walk in Devon
Wend your weary way back to the car park or stop for a while and watch the world go by on the quay - like Bailey.
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Preston Beach to Hollicombe Paignton dog walk in Devon
Just for a change, I thought we’d take a dog walk along Preston Beach in Paignton.
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Are we there yet: Colour Me In Rainbow Seagull
Save the image to your tablet for digital imaging or print off the pdf for traditional colouring fun - relieve the boredom on long car journeys with this quizzical seagull.
Visitors' Book Katie Chown
Animal antics in South Devon
For small children, larger zoos can sometimes be overwhelming, so a visit to somewhere small, quiet and friendly can make a perfect day out. Here's some animal antics to spot in parks across south Devon.
Visitors' Book Philip Eley
Rainy day at Pennywell Farm
By Diary of a Devon Mum (Clio FitzHerbert)
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Valentines in Dorset
The 14th February first became associated with romantic love within Geoffrey Chaucer’s circle in the 14th Century, when the tradition of courtly love flourished and was incredibly fashionable.
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