bella the uk's most travelled cat
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I'm Bella, a travelling cat who has so many exciting
adventures to tell you about. I hope you will enjoy your
journey with me as you read about my travels throughout
Britain and Europe in my owners campervan.
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Bella . . . The UK's Most Travelled Cat
Life wasn’t always so great for me though. My brothers and sisters were given away and I was taken to a cat rescue centre, but they
were full. I then found myself in a cat-carrier box, later entering a
building where all sorts of strange sounds and smells hit my senses.
Bella . . . The UK's Most Travelled Cat
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Our first stop is at Hay-on-Wye which is mums
favourite place to visit as there’s an abundance of
greenery. It’s a very quaint small market town that can be dated back to 1135 and is noted for an abundance of book shops. We camp
there overnight and in the morning head to Symonds Yat which is in the forest of
dean alongside the River Wye.
The UK's Most Travelled Cat
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Well here we are at the weekend again and once more we’re off on our travels. Mum and dad have decided to have a day trip out today, which is unusual as we usually go for several nights or a weekend
away. Very exciting.
Bella . . . At Great Tew, Oxfordshire
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After the church we head off to the village itself and I
recall mum saying that it’s the most breathtaking and idyllic village that she has
ever seen. Being a bit of an explorer myself, as you can imagine, I was really looking
forward to seeing it.
Bella . . . At Great Tew, Oxfordshire
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We see the 'Devil's Arse', Fairy Land, The Witches Cave, the rare Blue John mineral stone,
and witness the eerie beauty of a huge lake 200 metres below
ground. As if that's not enough, we also see some pretty bizarre carvings at a
delightful pub, and I get to sit in a chair that was made for a giant. The camping was good
and the scenery great.
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Bella . . . At CASTLETON CAVERNS:PEAK DISTRICT
The legend of “Little John”, who was one of Robin Hood’s men, still lives on in the pub and I actually sat in his chair. In fact Little John was a real giant whose body now lies in a graveyard nearby. The chair
at The Scotsmans Pack Inn was specially constructed for him and was won in a wager by Major John J.Lewis on the
Manchester Regiment in 1950.
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