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  Holidays and breaks to beat the rain

  20 Jun 2012:

  Just because the British weather is playing up doesn't mean you can't have a great holiday. Here are some of our favourite breaks that don't need the sun

• Whitewater kayaking in Wales

  15 Jun 2012:

  On a cold river in Wales, Kevin Rushby wonders whether the right tuition and 10,000 hours' practice could ever be enough to master the dark art of whitewater kayaking

• Microhydro energy: reinventing the wheel

  3 Jun 2012: Over the past three years the number of "microhydro" applications has quadrupled, letting more people than ever generate and sell their own electricity. It's a vast and untapped natural resource – the only obstacle in its way, as Catherine Deveney discovers, is government red tape

• B&B review: Plas Farmhouse, Narberth, Pembrokeshire

  1 Jun 2012:

  Don't be put off by the uninspiring website, says Rhiannon Batten, this B&B is full of charm and atmosphere and there's lots to do in the small Welsh town of Narberth

• Wales Coast Path: exploring Dylan Thomas country - audio slideshow

  Audio slideshow, 1 Jun 2012:

  From Dylan Thomas's birthplace in Cwmdonkin Drive, Swansea, to his writing berth at the Boathouse in Laugharne on the Carmarthenshire coast, we follow the trail that inspired the Welsh bard

• Wales' Michelin stars will rise

  29 May 2012:

  Wales has all of the ingredients for a vibrant, top-class restaurant scene. It just hasn't happened yet, says Laura Rowe

• Wales Coast Path: A postcard from Tenby by the Manics' Nicky Wire - audio slideshow

  Audio slideshow, 25 May 2012:

  Manic Street Preacher Nicky Wire has been visiting Tenby since he was a boy. Here, he explains why the small south Wales seaside town with a big artistic heritage holds a special place in his heart and and how it inspires his lyrics

• Wales coast path: inspiring landscapes and big ideas in Cardigan - audio slideshow

  Audio slideshow, 18 May 2012:

  David Hieatt, founder of clothing company Howies, and James Lynch, of Fforest farm, talk about the big ideas coming out of the west coast of Wales

• A long-distance walk through the Brecon Beacons, Powys and Monmouthshire

  13 May 2012:

  This really is a walk of contrasts: the first day a spectacular tour of the mountains of the Brecon Beacons

• A long-distance walk in Snowdonia, Conwy and Gwynedd

  13 May 2012:

  This two-day walk will take you over two dominant mountain ranges in the Snowdonia national park: the Carneddau and the Glyders

• A long-distance walk in the Gower, Glamorgan

  13 May 2012:

  Day one provides a pleasant, wooded section that gives way to a bracing walk with broad sea views along beautiful beaches. Day two offers an intriguing mix of secret, woody coves and breezy headlands

• Wales Coast Path: Welsh whimsy at Portmeirion - audio slideshow

  Audio slideshow, 11 May 2012:

  In the second of our series following the new 870-mile coastal path around Wales, we meet the grandson of architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, eccentric designer of the fantasy village built into the Welsh coast and setting for the cult 60s TV show The Prisoner

• Celtic Trail East, South Wales

  Interactive, 9 May 2012:

  View an interactive, step-by-step route map of this challenging, diverse and often spectacular long-distance ride

• Mawddach Trail, Dolgellau to Barmouth, Gwynedd

  6 May 2012: The Mawddach trail: perhaps the most beautiful short cycle ride in Wales?

• Route map: Celtic Trail West, South Wales

  Interactive, 5 May 2012:

  View an interactive, step-by-step route map of this challenging, diverse and often spectacular long-distance ride

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