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Laurence Mitchell
Writer and photographer based in Norwich, UK-
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Tag Archives: railways
Berney Arms
Good Friday, Breydon Water, Norfolk. A feature in last Saturday’s Guardian reminded me of a Norfolk long-distance walk I had been contemplating for some time - the Wherryman’s Way that roughly follows the course of the River Yare between Great Yarmouth … Continue reading
Posted in Norfolk, Walking, wildlife
Tagged Berney Arms, Breydon Water, Great Yarmouth, long-distance walks, railways, Wherryman's Way
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High Line
New York City isn’t the sort of place that immediately springs to mind when one thinks of walking but the city is a treasurehouse for urban exploration. Walking - with a little bit of assistance from the city’s comprehensive bus and subway system - is by far … Continue reading
Tomsk Waits
In contrast to the northwest Scotland of previous posts, the central Siberian city of Tomsk is indisputably East of Elveden – both figuratively and geographically. It is, after all, almost one quarter of the way around the world heading east from where … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literature, music, Travel
Tagged architecture, food, railways, Russia, Siberia, Tomsk, Trans-Siberian
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