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Laurence Mitchell
Writer and photographer based in Norwich, UK-
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Tag Archives: USA
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
East of Everett – Riding the Empire Builder
Arriving in Seattle, having spent the last two weeks on a small boat, it was time to make use of other forms of transport to get home. Flying all the way Seattle-New York-London would have been straightforward enough but after a fortnight at … Continue reading
Posted in History, Travel
Tagged Amtrak, architecture, Chicago, music, rail travel, Seattle, USA
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Blowing bubbles in the Clarence Strait
After Petersburg, a squeeze through the self-explanatory Wrangell Narrows took us south into the Clarence Strait, prime hump-backed whale territory. A group of hump-backs were soon spotted off the stern and we took skiffs out for a closer inspection. We … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Alaska, bubble netting, cetaceans, Clarence Strait, ocean, USA, whales
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Petersburg
Petersburg. No, not that one – this Petersburg is in the Alaska panhandle, south of Juneau, north of Ketchikan. This is the first time in a week there has been any phone signal or internet access; the first time since … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, bears, churches, Inner Passage, Juneau, ocean, Petersburg, USA, whales
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