Marketing Assistant at Rough Guides
United Kingdom
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About me
I come from the mild west (bumpkin-land), like horses and music, and also getting on my bicycle and trundling about.
Places I've been
Indonesia, United States, San Francisco, Iceland, Zambia, Tanzania, Bristol
Places I'd like to visit
Jordan, Egypt, Canada, St Petersburg
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2 months, 4 weeks ago
Perhaps the most striking thing about American music is not its inventiveness or diversity, but how each and every city or region across the vast country has such a distinct sound. New Orleans seems to breed funk […]
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The Nile is often associated with bad puns and Egypt, but the world's longest river actually stretches over ten countries and assumes a variety of identities along its 4,130 mile course. Taking in (deep […]
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From King Kong to Coming to America, New York City has played host to an immense number of films over the years; the city is probably more mapped on celluloid than any other place in America. On this giant Rough […]
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For anyone planning a weekend break in Paris and attempting to find accommodation below €100 per person per night – and most likely failing – it’s pretty obvious that the capital of France is an expensive place to […]
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Thinking of visiting Mexico for the first time? Watch a few films before you go. Like great works of fiction, movies often provide an illuminating insight into the culture of a country, its landscape and its […]
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2 months, 4 weeks agoPerhaps the most striking thing about American music is not its inventiveness or diversity, but how each and every city or region across the vast country has such a distinct sound. New Orleans seems to breed funk […] -
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3 months, 1 week agoThe Nile is often associated with bad puns and Egypt, but the world's longest river actually stretches over ten countries and assumes a variety of identities along its 4,130 mile course. Taking in (deep […] -
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3 months, 3 weeks agoFrom King Kong to Coming to America, New York City has played host to an immense number of films over the years; the city is probably more mapped on celluloid than any other place in America. On this giant Rough […] -
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4 months agoFor anyone planning a weekend break in Paris and attempting to find accommodation below €100 per person per night – and most likely failing – it’s pretty obvious that the capital of France is an expensive place to […] -
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5 months, 3 weeks agoThinking of visiting Mexico for the first time? Watch a few films before you go. Like great works of fiction, movies often provide an illuminating insight into the culture of a country, its landscape and its […] -
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Which books do you turn to for a spot of armchair travelling? Who are the authors that can transport you from sofa to far flung locale within a couple of words? My personal favourites include Pico Iyer's […] -
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