As the scent of ripe fruit hangs in the autumn air and the last of the leaves turn gold, today the West Country celebrates Apple Day – a moment to raise a glass to the orchards, the cider-makers, and the communities that keep this deeply rooted tradition alive.

Somerset offers a plethora of activities that can turn a rainy or grey day in January into an enjoyable experience. This guide is your key to transforming a rainy day into an adventure filled with local culture, community spirit, and the best of Somerset's offerings. From quaint shops to historical haunts, get ready to explore the heart of the county in a way that not only entertains but also uplifts the local economy and embraces the richness of Somerset life.   Explore Loca

January in Devon is a time of crisp mornings, serene landscapes, and an array of activities that cater to all tastes. While exploring this picturesque county in the quieter post-Christmas season, there’s also a wonderful opportunity to contribute to the local economy through mindful spending at local businesses. Valley of Rocks, Lynton 1. Winter Walks and Historic Explorations Devon's countryside and coastal paths offer spectacular winter walks. The South West Coast Path prov

In the midst of the cost of living crisis, many are tightening their belts and looking for budget-friendly ways to enjoy their free time. Somerset offers a plethora of free activities that not only help in saving pennies but also provide immense well-being benefits. Here's a guide to some of the best free things to do in Somerset:   1. Museum of Somerset, Taunton Located within the 12th-century Taunton Castle, the Museum of Somerset is a cultural gem. It offers a deep dive in