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Anyone seen the paper?
Coo, what a week the last one has been. (We'd sit down and fan ourselves, but we're far too busy for faff like that: we've just added our first site in Peru. That's country number 26 for us, travelling types!)
Blog de Pitchup.com
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Anyone seen the paper? A Pitchup.com ad campaign and a big fat facelift
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Travelspeak bingo - the cringing Pitchup.com guide to travel writing clichés
per Laura Canning | industry news | misc | Pitchup.com's top tens
At Tranquil Woods Glamping, immerse yourself in a world of wonder away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. This magical rural retreat is a hidden gem, offering a stunning glorious escape, nestled in rolling hills and featuring quality accommodation dotted throughout to offer you and your loved ones … -
Twenty countries, two continents and a massive gong - Pitchup.com in 2015
per Laura Canning | about Pitchup.com
'I work in a business which develops websites and has done for 20 years, and I've got to say your website is immense! I use websites daily in my personal life and my job and am honestly critical of most of them. That said yours is probably the best, most …
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To raptor-ous applause - the big Pitchup.com guide to falconry and UK birds of prey
per Laura Canning | wildlife and nature
Pitchup.com has been accosting birds of prey.
Well, only one of us, eggsxactly - this very writer, who recently spent five days in Cambridgeshire on the LANTRA beginner falconry course. (Owl be honest, the falconer's knot nearly finished me. And on the first day I wanted it made ill-eagle.)
And so. …
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More gimmicks and gadgets! Our 2015 camping top ten
per Laura Canning | about camping | Pitchup.com's top tens
It's Chriiiiiissst-mas!Well no. No, it isn't. And we do apologise for mentioning the C-word so early. But we must admit we have been pondering on presents this week (presents to be given to us, natch, not presents we give others. The very idea.)
We have also been plundering the …
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A handle on Hendl - the Pitchup guide to German food
per Laura Canning | destinations | food and drink | guides
Frühstück, Abendessen and Mittengessen… they sound much more fun than boring old breakfast, lunch and dinner, do they not? (Or brekker, lunch and tiffin as we say in Pitchup.com parts.)Ja, we're continuing our belly-busting run through the tasty tasty cuisine of Europe this month after our previous looks at …
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A pizza the action - the Pitchup.com guide to Italian cuisine
per Laura Canning | food and drink | guides
As we mentioned last month, we're rather fond of food at Pitchup.com. And so we're zipping, Pacman-like, through the cuisines of Europe (we'll probably get to the booze soon enough too).It was sunny Spain last month and now it's the turn of Italy – so play that funghi …
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Mucho muncho! The Pitchup.com guide to Spanish food
per Laura Canning | culture | food and drink
We do like our food at Pitchup.com. And thus we have written food blogs accordingly – on our top ten British food trails, finding areas of gastronomic delight when camping, the best UK food festivals and rolling along on a British cheese roundup.But. Now that we're …
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‘Take that, kingface’: the Pitchup.com guide to Magna Carta 800
per Laura Canning | history and heritage
Gadzooks, the Magna Carta is 800 years old this June! Bad King John – he of the high taxes and fights with France – may not have realised that the document he was gently persuaded to sign by teed-off barons way back on 15 June 1215 would become a symbol … -
Wandering wildlife - the Pitchup.com pick of the UK's best wildlife walks
per Laura Canning | guides | wildlife and nature
Spring, glorious spring… daffs, bluebells and dol—phins…The appearance of One Sun this week has had us stirring off winter sluggishness and finally considering some form of activity apart from manipulating the computer mouse and remote control.
We've even been birdwatching a bit — the pic on the left is …
