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Escape to Wern-y-Cwm, a Grade II-listed farmstead on Skirrid Mountain. Set in 30 secluded acres, including 10 acres of wildflower meadows, the property managed by Wonderful Escapes offers an array of accommodation tailored to diverse needs – from family gatherings to corporate retreats and peaceful yoga getaways. Hosting groups of five to 34, the estate boasts an array of superb lodging options, including the expansive Great Barn, the inviting Farmhouse, the sprawling Dairy and the intimate Cider House. harmonizing lavish modern comforts with the echoes of its 1570 origins

A 10-minute drive from Abergavenny station, this hidden gem presents a swift escape from urban life, with awe-inspiring views across four counties. www.wonderfulescapes.co.uk.

Located in the adults-only Tyddyn Du Touring Park in Penmaenmawr, Cae Cyd offers a unparalleled holiday experience. www.caecydcottage.co.uk

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Anderton Boat Lift

Experience a marvel of engineering at the Anderton Boat Lift, a fascinating industrial heritage site in Cheshire. This iconic structure, often referred to as the ‘Cathedral of the Canals’, blends Victorian ingenuity with modern achievements in preservation.

Witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of boats being raised and lowered between the River Weaver and the Trent and Mersey Canal, an achievement that dates back to 1875. Explore the visitor centre to delve into the lift’s rich past and its vital role in the canal network. Take a guided tour to understand the intricate mechanics that power this engineering giant. Admire panoramic views over the Cheshire landscape from the upper deck, a testament to its ingenuity.

A visit to the Anderton Boat Lift promises an immersive journey into Britain’s industrial history and the innovation of our ancestors.

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