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Readers describe life-changing short trips from Lake District walks to cycling in Italy — I.guim.co.uk

Readers describe life-changing short trips from Lake District walks to cycling in Italy

Guardian readers have shared short travel experiences they describe as life-changing, ranging from a drizzly circuit of the Old Man of Coniston in the Lake District to a “silver Giro d’Italia” cycling route from Milan to Pisa. Contributors detailed how these trips affected them: a Lake District climb left

Expert tester names best women’s walking boots in the UK for 2026 — I.guim.co.uk

Expert tester names best women’s walking boots in the UK for 2026

An expert hiker has tested and rated the best women’s walking boots in the UK for 2026, naming category winners from budget options to heavy‑duty trekking boots. At a glance the guide’s top picks include the Lowa Innovo GTX mid as best overall, the Regatta Holcombe III

DaCosta says 28 Years Later sequel keeps punk‑rock tone in Jim's low‑key return — Static0.moviewebimages.com

DaCosta says 28 Years Later sequel keeps punk‑rock tone in Jim's low‑key return

Movieweb reports Nia DaCosta has explained how 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple adheres to the "punk-rock" nature of the franchise and why Cillian Murphy's Jim returns in a deliberately low-key, domestic moment. The film's 109-minute runtime is stacked with monumental moments and electric

Wainwright’s Coast to Coast to be upgraded to National Trail — I.guim.co.uk

Wainwright’s Coast to Coast to be upgraded to National Trail

Natural England is progressing a project to designate Alfred Wainwright’s Coast to Coast walk as a National Trail, upgrading the unofficial route that runs from St Bees Head on the Irish Sea to Robin Hood’s Bay on the North Sea. The route, more than 190 miles long and

Landscape Artist of the Year opens at Derwentwater with Stephen Mangan — I.guim.co.uk

Landscape Artist of the Year opens at Derwentwater with Stephen Mangan

Landscape Artist of the Year returns to the Lake District, starting at Derwentwater, with Stephen Mangan back as host and artists working on paintings as they wait for sunlight to hit the water. Derwentwater is described as the “queen of the Lakes” and is home to the world’s biggest