Cattle on the beach at White Park Bay, County Antrim. That this beautiful bay didn't get developed is down to one indefatigable man - Wilfred Capper, who raised the money from the public to buy it and then handed it over to the National Trust. And while he was at it, Capper also single-handedly created one of the longest waymarked trails in the British Isles, the Ulster Way, which is 75 years old this year. Read all about it on Guardian Travel. Photograph by Alan Currie/Getty Images