At summer’s end we walked along the lake and looked at the fast-darkening mountains, cloud and water.
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Older articles
- 2010 Travel Press Awards
- Aarhus: A Slice of Danish
- Britain: My Journey To The Lighthouse With Patricia
- Britain: my Kent trip planner for the Wall Street Journal
- Comment: The Independent, July 2010
- Ethiopia: Time Stands Still in Harar
- Europe: Capitals of Culture face off
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- Europe: the Mediterranean without the crowds
- Europe: The ten greatest train stations
- Europe: The top ten football stadiums
- Guardian article on cycle hire scheme mentions this page
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- Indiana Jones travel guide
- Jamaica: It's Strictly Come Dancehall
- London: Christmas Day in London for visitors
- My A to Z of Gap Years for the Guardian
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- My obituary of Patrick Leigh Fermor on the PLF blog
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- New York: Travellers Guide To Brooklyn
- Patagonia: At The Tip Of The Iceberg
- Philadelphia: Philly Gets Its Groove Back At Last
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- The 50 Best Travel Gadgets
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- Winter Travel: The World's Hottest Cool Places
- Zambia to Namibia by bicycle – my Tour d'Afrique video
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