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Imogen Lepere

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  • Freelance Writer and Editor, The Square Magazine, Freelance
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As seen in: MSN, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, El País México, The Guardian, The Independent (UK), The Telegraph, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News Malaysia, Financial Times and
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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Bakeries, Beaches and Farm Shops: A Photographer’s Guide to Gotland and Fårö

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By Imogen Lepere Verified
| Suitcase Magazine Verified
In September, daylight over Gotland eases back to a more conventional 12 hours a day as the island settles out of its brief midsummer glow. The Swedish province, made up of the eponymous main island and its wilder neighbour, Fårö, lies in the Baltic Sea about 100km off the southeastern coast of the mainland. It’s long been a favourite with Stockholm’s creative set, who are drawn by its craggy, windswept beauty and its milder pace (once the balmy Baltic summer has passed).
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Nepal: two journeys, 15 years apart

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By Imogen Lepere Verified
| Popsa
My first time solo travelling coincided with my first Big Heartbreak. In those liminal years between childhood and adulthood, we clung to one another through everything. We argued about the names of future children, applied to the same university and tattooed each other’s initials into our teenage skin. Yet when I decided, aged 18, to spend six months in a Nepalese village with no internet or phone reception, I knew it was something I had to do alone.
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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
| MSN UK Verified
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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