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The Art of the Tie – An Unlikely Symbol of Self-Expression
Once the standard for the working class and bourgeoisie alike, there’s one accessory currently undergoing a major cultural renaissance: ties.
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Reflection of Eden – An Afternoon in Florence
Walking through a seemingly inconspicuous and surprisingly small entrance, you’d never consider that up the steps and through the archway, one of the Italy’s most…
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Tracing History – A Tour of Chester’s Iconic Landmarks
When your daily commute includes strolling over serene canals filled with ducks and along centuries-old buildings with rich stories hidden inside the walls, it’s easy…
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A Working Day
While duty pries the soldier from the safety of his slumber, Morning dew reveals itself beneath the raging red of dawn. Inside this newly-crowded house,…
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Notes on a Small Town
It’s a cold Tuesday evening. I’ve just finished work and I’m once again sat at this same old bus stop, idle. I’ve known this place…
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Portrait of Antoni Gaudí – Barcelona Through the Eyes of Its Architecture
The following is an excerpt from my zine, ‘Barcelona to Tetouan’, available here. Immediately greeted by the iconic distinctive exterior of Casa Battló as I stepped…
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Still Rocking at 73, Springsteen Puts on a Show to Remember at Birmingham’s Villa Park
The legendary rocker offered an inch perfect performance in his first England concert since 2016.
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In the Heart of the City – A Newfound Love for its hustle and bustle
It’s a Sunday afternoon in May, and I’m alighting at London Euston for only the second time in recent memory. Maybe it’s got something to…
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The 1975 Continue ‘at Their Very Best’ on Being Funny in a Foreign Language
While the Manchester band takes a new direction, they add a new classic to their already stellar collection of albums.
