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Laurence Mitchell
Writer and photographer based in Norwich, UK-
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Tag Archives: Iain Sinclair
Orford Ness
Walking, whether rambling or hiking in the countryside, or the unplanned urban exploration of a would-be flâneur’s dérive - call it what you will - seems to be the hippest new literary genre. Often found cosily in tandem with what can only be described … Continue reading
Walking the Edge
The latest issue of Geographical magazine has a feature by Alastair Humphreys on walking around London following a route as close to the M25 orbital as possible. The focus here – other than the testing of outdoor clothing and equipment – … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Norfolk, Suffolk, Walking
Tagged Angles Way, Cicerone, Great Yarmouth, Iain Sinclair, Iceni Way, London, Norfolk Coast Path, Suffolk Coast Path
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