Tennyson, Virginia Woolf and Jimi Hendrix – all on a car-free trip to the Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight holidays
The green tidal mudflats are noisy with gulls and lapwings as the ferry sails towards Yarmouth. Far out on sparkling water, a white sail stands out against misty downs. The Victorian poet laureate Alfred, Lord Tennyson regularly tramped over those chalky hills, declaring “the air is worth ‘sixpence a pint’”. There is no need to … Read more