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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 ...
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WEBPaying for your membership with Direct Debit. Direct Debit is the easy and convenient way to pay for National Trust membership, and it automatically renews your membership after a year. It also means more of your subscription goes towards looking after the places in …
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 ...
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.
Our guide to puffins | Nature | National Trust
WEBPuffin facts. A baby puffin is called a puffling. They grow to just under 30cm tall. Puffins can see UV light, making their beaks glow. These colourful beaks turn dark in winter. They eat small squid, herring and sardines. Puffins are nicknamed 'clowns of the sea'. They can swim to a depth of 60 metres. Puffin with its bill full of food on the ...
Join from the USA | Membership - National Trust
WEBFor more information, please contact the Royal Oak Foundation. Postal address: The Royal Oak Foundation, 20 West 44th Street, Suite 606, New York, NY 10036-6603, USA. Phone: +1 (212) 480 2889. Fax: +1 (212) 764 7234. In the US, call toll-free on 1 800 913 6565, or send an email to: [email protected].
Visiting St Michael's Mount | Cornwall | National Trust
WEBExplore the rocky island of St Michael’s Mount, crowned by a medieval castle and church. Step inside historic buildings, stroll through the subtropical garden and soak up the spectacular views of the bay. At high tide you can take a boat trip from the mainland across to the island harbour; at low tide you can walk across the ancient cobbled ...
Holiday days across the UK | National Trust
WEBFind your perfect break. You can almost hear the birdsong. Whether you're looking for off-grid getaways, cosy breaks or family adventures, browse our character-filled holiday cottages and find the one for you. Search all holidays. Discover our collection of more than 500 holiday cottages across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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