He’s been stuck behind his desk for too long and so it’s time we let our editor enjoy England for himself – and we want you to decide where he should go and what he should do once he gets there! We need you to cast your vote by the website to determine his adventure. Cast your vote in this month's poll! (www.enjoyengland.com/your-england/polls/adventures-form.aspx)

On the trail of Beatrix Potter

Peter Rabbit

With our regular editor away on holiday this month I was given the envious task of discovering the trail of Beatrix Potter. It took little encouragement to persuade me to venture to Cumbria to discover the facts of one of my favourite authors.

Read more about our editor's Beatrix Potter trail

Orca Sea Safari

Orca Sea Safari

I'd been making particularly heavy work of climbing a coastal path and had stopped to take in the view when I felt it a sudden and surprising sense of wistfulness - it was thrilling to be back in Cornwall.

Read more about our editor's Orca Sea Safari

Walking the plank in Bristol

Pirate walks in Bristol

As my train pulled into Bristol Temple Mead station on a gloriously sunny summer’s day and I noticed a jolly looking chap, complete with pirate hat and Jolly Roger flag, waiting by the ticket gate, I knew I had an interesting afternoon ahead of me.

The Pendle Witch Experience

A Pendle witch

Deep within the foothills and valleys of East Lancashire are the tiny hamlets and villages which played such a key role in the fascinating and haunting story of the Pendle witch trials. Discover what happened when our editor took a trip there.

Find out more about the Pendle witches

Vampire hunting in Whitby

Vampire hunting in Whitby

Find out more about our editor’s second little adventure to the seaport town of Whitby and its surrounding area.

More about vampire hunting in Whitby

Ghosts of Pluckley

Pluckley Church

England's first little adventure meant a trip to the ghostly village of Pluckley and its surrounding area.

More about the Pluckley ghost walk
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