TRAVEL
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Cobbled Streets Less Trodden: A Local Guide to York
WORDS & PICTURES: Freya Bainbridge Connect with Freya on Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn | FreyaBainbridgeWrites There’s a spot, down by the river, where I like to share a Danish, chocolate orange flavoured and big as your head. There is nothing sweeter than to...
Chania, Crete: A Photo Journal
WORDS & PICTURES: Zoe Andreas Connect with Zoe on Instagram | ZoeAndreas.co.uk Chania harbour's dusty marigold facades turn vivid at twilight once the sun's harsh glare trades with the moon's soft glow. In a postcard-perfect scene, horse-drawn carriages parade the...
The Sicily Series: First Impressions in Taormina
WORDS & PICTURES: Johanna Picano Connect with Johanna on Instagram | JohannaPicano.com Travelling is wonderful yet complex. It's happened to us all at least once; we visit a place we’ve longed to see for so long, but leave with a bad taste in our mouth. Too...
Lanterns in the Floating Village: Celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival in Tai O
WORDS & PICTURES: Luke Sutherland Connect with Luke on Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook | TheAegeanPirate.com If you told me that I’d been dreaming, I would have believed you. Everyone who had come to visit the little fishing village had gathered in the...
Into the Woods: Beneath the Surface of Polcenigo, Italy’s Most Spellbinding Village
WORDS & PICTURES: Abi Prowse Polcenigo’s beauty doesn’t so much strike you as slowly embrace you, drawing you warmly into its quaint alleyways and quiet piazzas. A village famed for its fairytale charm, Polcenigo does, in fact, seem doused in magic, the soft...
A World Away: An Insight into Expat Life in Portugal
WORDS & PICTURES: Julia Barber Connect with Julia on Instagram | YouTube | Pinterest | TikTok Portugal — and particularly Lisbon — has become a hotspot for retirees, digital nomads, slomads, and everything in between. The warm weather, low cost of living, safety,...
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EAT + DRINK
Emilie & The Cool Kids: Sweet Treats in Reykjavik
WORDS & PICTURES: Abi Prowse This lighthearted, French-born coffee house is located in Reykjavik's vibrant Hlemmur neighbourhood, just East of the old town centre. What sets Emilie & The Cool Kids apart from its other cafe counterparts - aside from its...
Mokka Kaffi: Reykjavik’s Retro Roastery
WORDS & PICTURES: Abi Prowse Veering away from the sleek minimalism and bright white decor of most Scandinavian haunts, Mokka Kaffi's dark, retro interior is a welcome change. If you are not drawn in by the little red house itself, with a wooden chalet-like sign...
Reykjavik Roasters: Warming Your Soul
WORDS & PICTURES: Abi Prowse Iceland's signature dark, wintry days can be made a little easier by a cup of artfully-roasted coffee from Reykjavik Roasters. Boasting three locations around the capital, this small roastery prides itself, unsurprisingly, on its...
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PHOTO JOURNALS
Marsaxlokk, Malta: A Photo Journal
WORDS & PICTURES: Abi Prowse Dusk settles over the calm waters of Marsaxlokk, Malta: a pocket-sized fishing village that has recently found fame among the island's larger, more cosmopolitan destinations for its sheer beauty and unique charm. For the first thing...
Benalmádena, Spain: A Photo Journal
WORDS & PICTURES: Hayley Hoggarth Connect with Hayley on Instagram | Pinterest | Twitter | ManyThe-Miles.com With the rugged summit of the mountains in the background and the glistening Mediterranean Sea stretched out before it, there's no wonder the town of...
More than Mountains: Crossing the Patagonian Steppe
WORDS & PICTURES: Kate Crittenden Connect with Kate on Instagram | Facebook | Etsy | SlowlyNorth.Wordpress In 2017, I set off to cycle 1000 km solo and self-supported through Patagonia, the southernmost region of Latin America. I had been drawn there by dreams of...
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CITY GUIDES
The Modest Charm of Leith, Edinburgh: A Neighbourhood Guide
WORDS & PICTURES: Abi Prowse I still remember arriving in Edinburgh as a fresh-faced eighteen-year-old, on a crisp September morning. The city drew me in back then the way it does even now: quickly, charmingly, and all-consumingly, its elegant facades steeped with...
Walk Along the Walls: A History Lover’s Guide to Bergamo’s Città Alta
WORDS & PICTURES: Michela Sieman Connect with Michela on Instagram | Pinterest | Facebook | SheGoestheDistance.com Perhaps you’ve heard of it, or maybe you're lucky enough to discover the secret of this hidden Italian gem within this article. Bergamo, despite...
An Ode to Lisbon, Portugal: Complete Neighbourhood Guide
WORDS & PHOTOS: Abi Prowse Eighteen months now have passed since I last set foot in Lisbon, but it feels closer to eighteen years. The city that I once so happily called home has never felt more distant to me than it has this past year, for reasons, of course,...
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INTERVIEWS
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DESTINATIONS
The Modest Charm of Leith, Edinburgh: A Neighbourhood Guide
WORDS & PICTURES: Abi Prowse I still remember arriving in Edinburgh as a fresh-faced eighteen-year-old, on a crisp September morning. The city drew me in back then the way it does even now: quickly, charmingly, and all-consumingly, its elegant facades steeped with...
Walk Along the Walls: A History Lover’s Guide to Bergamo’s Città Alta
WORDS & PICTURES: Michela Sieman Connect with Michela on Instagram | Pinterest | Facebook | SheGoestheDistance.com Perhaps you’ve heard of it, or maybe you're lucky enough to discover the secret of this hidden Italian gem within this article. Bergamo, despite...
An Ode to Lisbon, Portugal: Complete Neighbourhood Guide
WORDS & PHOTOS: Abi Prowse Eighteen months now have passed since I last set foot in Lisbon, but it feels closer to eighteen years. The city that I once so happily called home has never felt more distant to me than it has this past year, for reasons, of course,...
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