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Walking the Final 100km of the Legendary Camino de Santiago

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By Stuart Kenny Verified
| Much Better Adventures
The final 62 miles (100km) of the Camino de Santiago run through the forests, farmlands and countryside of Galicia in northwestern Spain. These are amongst the most storied and iconic pilgrim paths in the world - the Camino being one of only two global walking trails to hold UNESCO World Heritage recognition (along with Japan’s Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trails). The Camino takes hikers through the fauna and folklore of Galicia.
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Walk the Scottish coast that changed science Original

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By Stuart Kenny Verified
| BBC Verified
By Stuart Kenny6th July 2026 The one-mile coastal walk, launched to mark the 300th anniversary of James Hutton's birth, leads visitors across the Berwickshire cliffs to the outcrop where the Scottish geologist found the evidence that Earth was vastly older than anyone had imagined. I I am standing on the grassy cliffs above Siccar Point, a rocky outcrop on Scotland's east coast, looking out over the steel blue of the North Sea from the final viewpoint of the new Deep Time Trail.
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Walk the Scottish coast that changed science

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By Stuart Kenny Verified
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Buckingham Palace says Prince Harry can no longer stay during UK trip Prince Harry will not stay at Buckingham Palace during his UK trip this week, despite reports that he would be. The Duke of Sussex had initially …
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