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How to Keep Kids Entertained in the Car Without Screens
A long drive with children and no screens sounds ambitious. It isn't, as long as you prepare more than you think you nee...
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Where Can I Live
A long drive with children and no screens sounds ambitious. It isn't, as long as you prepare more than you think you nee...
Where Can I Live
The airport drop-off is the moment it hits you. Your friend's car pulls away, you're standing there with a bag, and ever...
Where Can I Live
You are standing at the check-in desk, or maybe you are already in the taxi, and your stomach drops. Passport. Medicatio...
Where Can I Live
The strawberry milkshake went over somewhere near the motorway services outside Bristol. Not a small spill. A full cup,...
Where Can I Live
You open the door, drag your suitcase in, and stop. The room is smaller than the photos. The window faces a brick wall....
Where Can I Live
You step out of a metro station, turn the wrong way, and ten minutes later nothing looks familiar. Your phone says 4% ba...
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Where Can I Live
Most people budget a road trip the way they budget a holiday: flights, hotel, done. Then they get home and wonder where...
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You land at 6pm. The airport wifi is slow, your phone is at 14%, and every person in your hostel dorm is comparing notes...
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By the end of this guide you will know whether the Netherlands fits your life, your budget and your family situation, an...
Where Can I Live
By the end of this guide you'll be able to build a realistic monthly budget for London, work out which neighbourhoods yo...
Where Can I Live
You do not need a new car to cut your fuel bill on a long drive. Most of the savings come from three things: how you dri...
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Fuel is usually the second-biggest cost on a road trip after accommodation, and it is the one most people stop paying at...
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Fifty things. That is roughly how many small decisions sit between a great road trip and a roadside meltdown, and almost...
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Most people get this wrong in one of two directions. They either hammer out six hours straight and arrive wrecked, or th...
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Ten hours behind the wheel sounds manageable when you book the trip. It stops sounding manageable around hour six, when...
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What you keep in your boot decides how a bad day goes. A dead battery in a city car park is an inconvenience; the same d...
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A good road trip isn't about luck. It's about a handful of decisions made in the right order: how many hours you'll actu...
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The folding chair hit me in the back of the head somewhere outside Valencia. Not hard just enough to make the point tha...
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Road trips have a strange way of turning a cheap idea into an expensive one. You start with a full tank and a vague plan...
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You've seen the fantasy version: windows down, good playlist, open road. Then someone needs a bathroom in the middle of...
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You're standing at the carousel. Everyone else has grabbed their bag and gone. The belt keeps turning, and yours isn't o...
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