
Pamela Goodman
Pamela Goodman is a regular travel columnist for Country Life, and the former travel editor of House & Garden — a role she's handled for three decades.
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This 100-year library in Oslo is beautiful — but we won't be able to read its books until the year 2114Margaret Atwood and Elif Shafak are among the authors that have contributed works to the project, which is called Future Library.
By Pamela Goodman Published
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The Country Life team's favourite wild swimming spots in England, Scotland, Ireland and WalesYour indispensable summer swimming guide.
By Rosie Paterson Published
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You can ring my (Austrian peace) bell: Why these remarkable structures stand all over the worldWhile on a walking holiday in the Austrian Tyro, Pamela Goodman discovered a peace bell for the first time.
By Pamela Goodman Published
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Scotland's leading hotel is a luxury playground and it's got a fun new way to get you off-gridPamela Goodman gets a first look at Frandy Water, a new offering from Gleneagles — once voted the best hotel in the world.
By Pamela Goodman Published
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Pamela Goodman: Don't mess with the wind, else it might just blow your car doors offOn a windy trip to Greece, Pamela Goodman realises that she should've headed Ancient warnings.
By Pamela Goodman Published
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A Himalayan hike in the footsteps of the Hindu GodsPamela Goodman journeys to Shakti Prana, a remote lodge with peerless views of sacred mountains in the Himalayas, only accessible on foot.
By Pamela Goodman Published
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Pamela Goodman: In the battle of the beauties, Mona Lisa will always come out on topOur monthly travel columnist and her family struggle to agree on whether Mona Lisa is a beauty for the ages or a plain Jane.
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From Sicily to Sussex: What the Normans did for usA trip to Sicily prompted Pamela Goodman to detour to Durham, a few weeks later: 'an unlikely pairing of cities sharing an unlikely historical overlap.'
By Pamela Goodman Published
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Items from the collection of Lady Glenconner are going under the hammer, including a nine-carat gold Cartier box gifted to her by Elizabeth II‘I have had such great pleasure living with these wonderful objects, each telling their own fascinating story.’
By Julie Harding Published
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'The sight of my semi-comatose teenage son draped like a rag doll over the back of a mule has left its scars': Pamela Goodman on the perils of high altitude hikingThe Himalayas are calling Pamela Goodman's name (again), but she knows not to underestimate altitude sickness.
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'It was the single most haunting place I have ever been': A voyage to the last major stronghold of the CatharsIn her Last Word column, Pamela Goodman details how her children’s great-grandfather's belief that he was a reincarnated member of the religious sect inspired a recent family holiday.
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'He has 27 camels — and four daughters, too, whom he professes to love almost as much'Pamela Goodman takes a trip to Oman and catches a glimpse into the strange world of camel beauty pageants.
By Pamela Goodman Published
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The Last Word: 'Portmeirion’s charm is rooted in eccentricity and this is why I love the place'Pamela Goodman travels to north Wales in a rusty Land Rover Defender, where long walks, wild swimming and a visit to the 'eccentric' town of Portmeirion are on the cards.
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Log cabin escapism is great — but super-luxury cabin escapism is even betterPamela Goodman falls for the rustic charms of Glen Glack Cabins in Perthshire.
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