For over a thousand years, Irish, Scots and other islanders have dug up peatlands as material to burn for heat and cooking. But now, these largely unloved regions are finally getting the attention they deserve, as Justine Costigan finds out in Switzerland’s Entlebuch region.
From crocs floating down main street to a plethora of natural beauties on the town’s doorstep, Ingham is a veritable Australian wonderland. And yet it’s been overlooked since, well, forever. But not anymore. The small town is experiencing a renaissance and former local MaryLou Costa wants you to stop by.