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    <title>Low Tide, No Car: Five Tidal Islands on the Railway Map</title>
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    <description>You do not need a ferry fare or a car to reach some of Britain&#039;s strangest coastal places. These five tidal islands are within reach of a train, a bus and a pair of decent boots, provided you check the tide before you go.</description>
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    <description>The Welsh Marches line is the quiet alternative to the big intercity routes: a slow thread from Shrewsbury to Newport through Ludlow, Hereford and Abergavenny. This is how to turn it into a car-free weekend of castles, cider country and empty footpaths.</description>
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    <description>A quiet station, a low-tide window and a short walk can add up to a full coastal day out without a car. These three rail-and-foot days use the timetable as the plan, from Northumberland to Carmarthenshire. Check the tide table, buy a flexible ticket and let the train do the boring bit.</description>
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    <description>Motorways are excellent at making sure you never accidentally see anything interesting. These five old A-road stretches run in the shadow of a motorway but still pass through proper market towns, roadside cafés and quiet countryside. Drive them slowly, stop for lunch and use the train for the return leg where you can.</description>
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    <description>Single-track roads, small ferries and sea lochs the colour of slate: Argyll delivers everything the far north promises, with a fraction of the traffic. A three-day loop through the peninsulas south of Oban, plus the driving notes nobody puts in the brochure.</description>
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    <description>Short trains, long platforms and two hours to fill between departures: that is the rhythm of a proper rural branch line. Six stations where the walk starts at the platform and ends at a pub, with no car keys involved.</description>
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