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Solomon Islands

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To paraphrase an old comedian, a funny thing happened on the way between my station on the dining table, the fridge and the radio the other day. More….

I ♥ DF

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Distrito Federal, Mexico: They’re celebrating Mexico’s 200th year of independence from Spain today, and we took to the streets with the crowds: literally thousands and thousands of people converged on the main drag, the Paseo de la Reforma, and Zocalo square, to wave flags, watch military parades and eat street food. More….

Outta here

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I’m heading off to the Americas with Emily Andrews for work at the end of August, covering New York, LA, and Mexico City while also getting in a bit of sun, staying at the 50s gangster-chic Boca Chica hotel in Acapulco and finally meeting some of the designers and other creative people I’ve been in touch with over the last three months of planning this trip. More….

Catch This Wave

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My second go at donning a wetsuit in the depths of winter and trying something new for Women’s Health. More….

Peak Performance

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“Want a full immersion winter getaway experience without the ski bunnies and cafes, but with some good architecture thrown in? We suggest you head to the high, wild hills of Arthur’s Pass.”

(with Johanna Thornton. Courtesy of HOME New Zealand, ACP Publishing, 2007)

Argyll’s Treat, Scotland

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A singular and kitsch hotel in the Scottish highlands renovated by the entrepreneur Bennie Gray, who also created Gray’s Antiques in London and developed The Custard Factory complex in Birmingham.

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Island in the Sun

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“However wealthy it seems, the story of food on Santorini is similar to that of a ship on a long sea voyage – a tale of careful husbandry, preservation and wise trading.” Its violent volcanic origins have left Santorini with a distinct food and wine culture, as Sam Eichblatt discovers. (Courtesy of Dish magazine, Tangible Media, 2010)

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