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WEBFree entry to National Trust places during your stay. What's more, dogs go free at all 300 of our dog-friendly cottages, and at 20 campsites. The money you spend on your holiday helps support our work as Europe’s biggest conservation charity, looking after nature, beauty and history for everyone to enjoy. Image: Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage 1 ...
Naturism at Studland Bay | Dorset | National Trust
WEBBeach safety at Studland. You might also be interested in. With a history stretching back as far as the 1920s, naturism has become a distinctive part of the Studland Peninsula. Today, Studland has probably the best known official naturist beach in Britain. Learn where clothing is optional and how to reach, or avoid, this part of the beach.
My Account - National Trust
WEBTo register, please visit My Account. You’ll need your membership number, email address and postcode to create your account. Once you've registered and logged in, you can update your magazine and handbook choices under 'Membership options' in the 'My memberships' section. If you're happy to keep receiving your printed magazine and the ...
Guide to UK trees: photos and descriptions | National Trust
WEBThe acorns and indented leaves of the common oak are arguably the most recognisable of any tree in the British countryside. However, there are actually two species of oak native to the UK. While their bark and leaves look similar, pedunculate or ‘English’ oak typically thrives in the lowlands, while sessile oak is more often found in the ...
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WEBIf you are an existing member aged 60 or over and you've been a member for at least the last three consecutive years, you're eligible for our senior membership rate. If you join online and pay for a joint, family or individual membership by annual Direct Debit, you can receive a £15 National Trust gift card.
Avebury's stone circles & henge | Wiltshire | National Trust
WEBStone circles and henge. Avebury Henge dates from around 4,600 years ago. The bank and ditch are almost a mile in circumference, and the ditch was originally around nine metres deep. The banks were built up from chalk, dug from the ditch using stone and bone tools, and both would have been bright white when new.
Giant's Causeway's history | County Antrim - National Trust
WEBThe Giant’s Causeway formed just under 60 million years ago, and at that time Ireland was still attached to North America. Europe was starting to rip away from North America, and as it did so it created huge rifts in the earth’s surface. Those rifts produced cracks, and up through those cracks came lots of molten rock and lava.
Best spots for kayaking and canoeing | National Trust
WEBStrangford Lough, County Fermanagh. The waters of Strangford Lough provide many different landscapes for canoeists and kayakers to enjoy. Explore the largest sea lough in the British Isles to soak up unique views, spot marine wildlife and see the many islands dotted along this part of the coast. Visit Strangford Lough.
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