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Do you remember the feeling of rolling down a really big hill? For those ten seconds there was nothing else in the world but the smell of the grass and the sun on your face, the smell of the grass, the sun on your face, the smell of the grass and the incredible thrill of tumbling, being on the edge of out-of-control.

The National Trust offers you the chance to treat your Dad to a day out he will love, this Father’s Day on 19 June, be that walking with his family in the countryside, enjoying a hearty meal or re-living his childhood with a picnic and playing outdoors with the kids.

The National Trust and Cadbury are once again joining forces, bringing chocolate-flavoured fun to Kent and East Sussex this Easter.

This mothers day, instead of showering mum with chocolates and flowers, treat her to a fun day out with the National Trust and make her day even more memorable.

The National Trust has revealed some of the best places for wintry walks from Boxing Day onwards, in Kent.

Christmas is a time for traditions, that become part of your festive celebrations, from those passed down through families to new discoveries with friends. There are some festive traditions, like sending cards, decorating trees, carol singing, advent calendars, mince pies and mistletoe...without which Christmas just wouldn’t be Christmas.

The National Trust has unveiled some of its most colourful places and stories in Kent ahead of its Great British Walk 2014.

If the children have been stuck indoors this winter, then February half term is the perfect opportunity for the whole family to get outside and make the most of the 92 hours and 19 minutes of half term daylight at beautiful National Trust places.