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  • Journalist and Editor, Freelance
  • Content Manager, Flower Council
  • Trend Forecaster, WGSN
London, Los Angeles
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Spend a Magical Night on a Glacier With Polar...

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By Alice Johnston Verified
| The Culture Trip
If you’ve ever fantasised about getting up close and personal with a polar bear, this magical travel experience is your dream come true. You can now spend the night at the foot of a blue glacier on an island in Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago – the perfect place to spot these rarely seen majestic creatures. Step away from the beach this summer and head north for the experience of a lifetime.
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Woman hits back at trolls who slammed her tattoos

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By Alice Johnston Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
A tattoo aficionado has hit back at haters who criticise her many tattoos after trolls told her they “don’t like tattooed girls”. In retaliation, the ink-lover posted a video showing off her body art to show how little she cares about criticism, the US Sun reported. Rachel, who goes by @inkstantbeauty online, is a permanent makeup artist and trainer who works in Huntington Beach, California. She posts videos about her tattoos and her work as a makeup artist for her 39,400 TikTok followers.
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REVIEW-Albion Waves at Bloomberg SPACE

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By Alice Johnston Verified
| FAD Magazine Verified
My mum used to own a conch shell. A huge pink thing, that when held against your ear took you through the swooping currents and crashing waves that formed its route into my parent’s house. Pressing my ear against its cavity I caught its sonic resonances, which existed as reminders of its past, audibly swelling and contracting as if taking in its own shallow breaths. Tucked away in an unassuming office building that houses the spectacular London Mithraeum sits Oliver Beer’s Albion Waves.
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