The Thayatal National Park – a magical autumn hike through European history
In the Thayatal National Park, the tumult of history has allowed nature to flourish —– Everybody has their favourite places. Places to which they feel
In the Thayatal National Park, the tumult of history has allowed nature to flourish —– Everybody has their favourite places. Places to which they feel
Living with silent migraines: a strangely beautiful neurovascular complaint —– I was a law student in London when I first experienced a silent migraine. Where
I’m annoyed to have to admit that Meghan Markle is right. It’s always bothersome having to admit agreeing with someone who you don’t like. And
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Being bilingual creates a very specific mindset. People lucky enough to grow up speaking two (or more) languages will not know any other reality. Those
If you have read some of my other work, you will know that I was born and grew up in Yorkshire in the UK but
German (including Austrian German) is the unloved stepchild of the European language family. It isn’t as easy on the ear as French. There is none
It is often said that the Americans and the British are two peoples separated by a common language. I’d say that’s pretty much on the
I tried to ditch the booze several times before without success. A monster hangover in August was the tipping point – and finally I gave
The Battle Flamborough Head in 1779 was one of the first signs that the fledgling United States of America meant business on the world stage.