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We’ll Always Have Paris, France
Paris might be the most Marmite city there is, sparking either swooning adoration or eyerolls of disdain. Bring it up in conversation, and you’re likely to trigger a lover’s quarrel of passion and protest in equal measure. For me, Paris has always held a certain je ne sais quoi. Call it a situationship if you […]
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How Van Travel Cured My Road Rage
Now, I’m not usually one to lean on stereotypes—but behind the wheel of my beloved Fiat 500, I liked to think I could pass for Italian: stylish, impatient, and always ready to gesture dramatically in a traffic jam. Fabio and I covered more than 100,000 miles in our ten years together, and while I can […]
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Seeking Sicily, Italy
Sicily, a smorgasbord of chaos and beauty in equal measure. An estranged cousin to the mainland, this little island is a tapestry of Arabian and Spanish influences, seamlessly woven into its deep Italian roots. Across ten days, we made our way from the capital of Palermo to Catania on the eastern coast. Touching down just […]
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The Ex-Chalet Girl Scoop on St Anton, Austria
You never forget your first… season. While France often steals the limelight with some of the largest ski areas in the world, Austria is where the real magic happens – just ask anyone who’s seen Chalet Girl. And if they disagree? Chances are, they just haven’t had the chance to visit. Spanning 305km, St Anton […]
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A Love Letter to Falmouth, Cornwall
From what should have been a four-month stint by the sea, three and a half years later, Falmouth has become my home away from home. On the brink of moving to the city, I can think of no better way to reminisce on the love story I’ve had with this special place. In what seems […]
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Why I Won’t Stop Talking About Taghazout, Morocco
A song of salty sea breezes, butterscotch beaches, and endless waves. Whether you are new to the surf scene or a seasoned pro, the laid-back village of Taghazout will have you wondering whether a return flight is all that necessary within hours of your arrival. While December to February is typically considered the very pinnacle […]
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