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The miners of Mexico's lower leagues

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By Ella Easton
| Dispatch Magazine
Even in the middle of Mexico’s cities, the road signs point to places hundreds of kilometres away: Tijuana that way, industrialised León over there, the beaches of Puerto Vallarta waiting somewhere far ahead. Lately, new additions have appeared among the highway markers: distances to World Cup stadiums. As I leave Guadalajara — one of the tournament’s host cities — the kilometres begin ticking down: first towards Mexico City, then, as I veer north, Monterrey, some 600km closer to the US border.
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DOWN IN MEXICO CITY

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By Ella Easton
| mundialmag.com
Mexico City is vast. So vast it’s impossible to really explain to anyone who hasn’t lived it. Even those who visit the city for weeks, months, at a time and exhaust themselves trying to maximise their time visiting the city’s many museums, parks and markets. It takes me well over an hour on the highways to get from the city centre down to a studio in south where we’ve been invited to join Adidas behind the scenes on a shoot of their new collaboration with local brand Someone Somewhere.
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No More Worlds to Conquer

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By Ella Easton
| The Fence Magazine
Dropping in on Robin Lane Fox, Britain's most quixotic newspaper columnist. Robin Lane Fox’s reputation precedes him. He’s a storied academic and the world’s longest-standing gardening columnist with 55 years and counting at the Financial Times. Whispers of the man’s exploits have long been exchanged in the Oxford cloisters, where generations of students have hoped to catch a glimpse of the fabled professor.
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