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Canola, Lake Grace-Newdegate Road, Western Australia. Picture: Will Yeoman

Canola

canola canola over & over fluorescent fields for miles at a time

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Read more about the article Cloth Fair
St Bartholomew's the Great. Picture: Will Yeoman

Cloth Fair

Ghosts of Rahere, Betjeman – pray for me. The world is too much with us, we cannot just swipe away the pixels and the rot. Christ, I can’t even find a decent coffee at 6am in London.

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Read more about the article Grand Hôtel Beauvau, Marseille
Grand Hôtel Beauvau, Marseille. Picture: Will Yeoman

Grand Hôtel Beauvau, Marseille

A nocturne maybe, tinkling in the distance, Or clinking glasses as the bistros fill. Perhaps you looked out over this same view Of the Vieux-Port, with George at your shoulder.

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Read more about the article Paris
Paris. Picture: Will Yeoman

Paris

I stroll along the Seine towards the hotel, way lit by gibbous moon cross hatched by vapour trails...

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Read more about the article The Tower of London
The Tower of London. Picture: WIll Yeoman

The Tower of London

Since Thomas Blood was pardoned by the king for trying to make off with the Crown Jewels, it seems a small imposture to act tourist and cross the Liberties in…

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Read more about the article Château d’If
Château d’If. Picture: Will Yeoman

Château d’If

Having heard the tales of Huguenots and Dumas’ fictional Count imprisoned there, we sail from Vieux-Port to Château d’If, that brittle limestone white against the blue.

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Read more about the article Cumbria’s Carlisle
The Owen Jones ceiling of Carlisle Cathedral. Picture: Will Yeoman

Cumbria’s Carlisle

Where Eden, Caldew and smooth Petteril meet, sits England’s northmost city: Cumbrian Carlisle. The Scottish border’s close; while within reach, The Solway Firth, the Pennines and the Lakes. A border…

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Read more about the article Poetry, Pianism & Pattern
Album cover for Charles Rosen Plays Modern Piano Music. Picture: Supplied

Poetry, Pianism & Pattern

Rosen insisted that to understand music in particular, and art and literature in general, one must take a historicist viewpoint, as well as engaging with it on many levels simultaneously.

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