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Místo, kde nemají auta: Na ostrově Lundy vládnou vlny, stovky papuchalků a hospoda, co nikdy nezavírá

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By Freya Bromley
| nationalgeographic.cz
‘Lundy high, it’ll be dry. Lundy low, it’ll be snow. Lundy plain, it’ll be rain. Lundy in haze, fine for days.’ (‘Když je Lundy vysoko, bude sucho. Když je Lundy nízko, bude sníh. Když je Lundy jasně vidět, bude pršet. Když je Lundy v oparu, bude hezky po několik dní.’) Tuto říkanku mě naučila kamarádka Kirstie v roce 2022, když jsme seděly na pláži Hartland v severním Devonu a hleděly na ostrov v Atlantiku. Z té vzdálenosti byl Lundy jen rozmazanou skvrnou na obzoru.
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This once-lawless UK island is now a place to disconnect

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By Freya Bromley
| Flipboard
1 hour ago A derelict hotel in a seaside town has been destroyed after it was deliberately set on fire. The fire at the former Sherwood Hotel on Belgrave Road in Torquay was reported to have started at about 13:50 BST on Saturday. Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service sent about 90 crew members to the …
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The once-lawless Lundy island is now a place to disconnect in the UK

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By Freya Bromley
| Aol
Lundy sits in the Bristol Channel and its name is thought to mean ‘puffin island’ in Old Norse. Chris Orange This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). ‘Lundy high, it’ll be dry. Lundy low, it’ll be snow. Lundy plain, it’ll be rain. Lundy in haze, fine for days.’ My friend Kirstie taught me this rhyme in 2022 as we sat on Hartland beach in North Devon, looking towards an island in the Atlantic. From that distance, Lundy was just a smudge on the horizon.
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