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Travel journalist, author and (I hope) listener. Asking whether ethical tourism can be a tool for sustainable development. Specialist area: community tourism

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‘I haven't felt this present for months': sail back in time on a Thames barge in Essex

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By Imogen Lepere Verified
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In a darkened room in Maldon, Essex, a ship's lantern illuminates the laundry drying on a web of ropes suspended from the ceiling. Between piles of sailing memorabilia, 86-year-old Barry Pearce is flipping through a yellowing logbook, watched by his mongrel, Winkle. It feels more like a ship's cabin than a terrace house.
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Photographer Teresa Freitas Captures the Flower Traditions of Morocco and Japan

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By Imogen Lepere Verified
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While hiking through the bone-dry peaks of the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco, amid the swirling woodsmoke as the Indigenous Amazigh communities cook tagines, you may occasionally catch the scent of damask rose drifting on the dusty air. It seems inconceivable that any flower could survive among the country’s plunging ravines and ruddy deserts, yet thanks to the Assif M'Goun River, the oasis known as Rose Valley produces one of the world’s largest harvests of damask roses.
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Collect Chicken Eggs and Wander Wildflower Meadows at This Devon Farm Stay

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By Imogen Lepere Verified
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I’ll be real: Britain has long lagged behind Europe when it comes to quality farm stays, but a new spate of openings across the country is here to change that. One of the most authentic is Fowlescombe Farm, a regenerative estate on the edge of south Devon’s Dartmoor National Park.
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