Days out
Beaches, markets, fairs and station platforms on bright days away. Each pair has five changes to find, with no timer.
Harbour morningPainted cottages, bobbing fishing boats, lobster pots and gulls on a bright harbour morning.
Market dayStriped stalls of fruit and flowers, bunting overhead and a town clock in the square.
Opens 28 OctThe boating lakeRowing boats, swans and a striped bandstand beside the willow trees in the park.
Kite hillBright kites on a breezy hilltop, a picnic on the grass and a windmill in the valley below.
Opens 31 OctThe village feteA striped marquee, a cake stall, a tombola and bunting criss-crossing the village green.
Opens 4 NovThe country stationA green steam engine at a flower-filled platform, suitcases stacked and the clock ticking.
Opens 5 NovCampfire eveningTents glowing under the first stars, a crackling campfire and mountains turning blue at dusk.
Opens 6 NovThe pier funfairA big wheel, a carousel and candy floss on the pier, with gulls wheeling over the sea.
Opens 12 NovCafé terraceLittle tables under a striped awning, coffee and croissants, window boxes and a parked bicycle.
Opens 18 NovFarm open dayA red barn, cows by the gate, piglets in the mud and a tractor parked by the hay bales.
Opens 22 NovRock poolsLow tide on a rocky shore: starfish, crabs and anemones in the pools, and a net and bucket ready.
Opens 17 NovThe museumA dinosaur skeleton under a glass roof, cases of fossils and vases, and grand stone columns.
Opens 28 NovBy the canalA painted narrowboat waits at the lock under a brick bridge, with swans on the water.
Castle dayA sandstone castle with flags flying, a drawbridge over the moat and a picnic on the lawn.
Opens 24 NovThe aquariumA wall of blue water full of fish, a turtle gliding past and jellyfish in the round tank.
Opens 30 NovBalloon festivalHot-air balloons rising over patchwork fields while another is laid out ready to fill.
Opens 3 DecThe high streetA bakery, a bookshop and a florist side by side, with hanging baskets and a red post box.
Opens 8 DecTulip fieldsStripes of tulips to the horizon, a tall windmill by the canal and a bike ride along the dyke.
Opens 9 DecThe ice rinkSkating in the square at dusk, with a tall tree, cocoa from the chalet and penguins to hold on to.
Opens 21 DecWinter marketWooden chalets with glowing windows, wreaths, gingerbread and hot cocoa under strings of lights.
Opens 19 DecSweet shopA busy weekend pair: shelf after shelf of sweet jars, lollies, scales and striped paper bags.
Opens 20 JanSledging hillSledges at the bottom of a snowy hill, snowmen, a dog in a coat and a flask of something hot.
Opens 13 DecThe toy shop windowA busy weekend pair: shelf after shelf of toys behind a frosty shop window.
Opens 31 JanThe fish marketA busy weekend pair: crates of fish on ice, crabs, ropes and buoys on the quayside.
Opens 3 JanThe village showA busy weekend pair: prize vegetables, jams, scones and rosettes on long tables in a tent.
Opens 18 FebThe penguin poolPenguins on the rocks, a keeper’s bucket of fish and visitors along the railings.
Opens 28 DecThe garden centreBenches of potted plants, a trolley, seed racks and a café sign.
Opens 25 DecThe palm houseTall palms under a glass dome, a lily pond, orchids and a spiral staircase.
Opens 3 FebThe art galleryFramed paintings, a sculpture on a plinth and a bench in the middle of the room.
Opens 14 JanThe bowling greenSmooth grass, rolling bowls, a clubhouse with a clock and a pot of tea on the veranda.
Opens 8 JanThe mountain hutA wooden hut in deep snow, skis by the door and peaks behind.
Opens 19 FebThe boat tripA little steamer on a blue lake, with life rings, a flag and swans alongside.
Opens 27 JanMusic in the parkA band playing under the bandstand roof, deckchairs on the grass and an ice-cream cart.
Opens 12 JanThe duck raceYellow ducks bobbing down the river, cheering from the bridge and a finish line net.
Opens 7 JanThe puppet showA striped puppet booth, a crocodile and a policeman puppet, and children on the grass.
Opens 23 JanThe snowman contestA row of snowmen in hats and scarves waiting for the judges, with numbers on sticks.
Opens 30 JanThe bakeryLoaves on wooden shelves, a glass counter of buns and cakes, and a bell over the door.
Opens 5 JanThe picture houseA popcorn stand, film posters, a ticket booth and a red carpet up the stairs.
Opens 9 FebThe lighthouse walkA clifftop path to a striped lighthouse, with sheep, a stile and boats below.
Opens 19 JanThe dinosaur hallA long-necked skeleton under a grand arched roof, fossils in cases and a school trip.
Opens 22 FebStory timeChildren on beanbags around the storyteller, low shelves of picture books and a reading tree.
Opens 17 DecThe swimming poolLane ropes, a slide, floats in a basket and a lifeguard’s tall chair.
Opens 28 FebThe flower marketA busy weekend pair: buckets and buckets of tulips, daffodils and roses on tiered stands.
Opens 2 FebThe lantern paradePaper lanterns on poles, a drummer, bunting of lights and faces at every window.
Opens 8 FebThe pancake raceRunners in aprons tossing pancakes on the way to the finish, with crowds cheering.
Opens 10 NovBeach hutsPainted beach huts, a sandcastle and a striped parasol on a breezy summer day by the sea.
Other collections: Gardens and Cosy rooms.