Going off track

October 2013

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Off track travel is a gamble and won’t always pay off
Going off track can save time, but it’s not without its dangers, writes Tim Farrant The shortest way between two points is always a straight line and sometimes this can mean you want to go off track. You need to take extra care when leaving the beaten path and if you do so you must […]
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