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Jack Rear

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Covers:  Lifestyle including but not limited to: Health & Fitness, Food & Drink, Family, Gardening, Cars, Interiors, Fashion, Travel, News Features
Doesn't Cover: Technology (outside of a lifestyle context), news, politics, global affairs
32-year-old journalist. Writing lifestyle for @Telegraph. Culture vulture, nerd. Views my own obviously. 🏳️‍🌈

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Britain’s brilliant festivals, from flaming Viking ships to festive sword dances

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The Abbots Bromley Horn Dance in Staffordshire is a medieval English folk custom where six men carry ancient reindeer antlers through the village - Christopher Furlong/Getty One Saturday in mid-September, the town of Egremont in Cumbria gathers for the annual crab fair. Established in 1267, the fair has nothing to do with crustaceans whatsoever, but in fact celebrates crab apples.
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The grandad on a mission to make growing vegetables cool

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While the devil may opt for Prada, the gardener wears Alexander McQueen . A limited-edition Alexander McQueen fleece decorated with a swirling purple and white pattern which depicts the cross-section of a red cabbage no less. Seventy-seven-year-old grandfather Gerald Stratford is an unlikely fashion icon, yet brands have lined up to work with him. Since going viral in lockdown, Stratford has worked with Alexander McQueen, Gucci, British Vogue , and High Snobiety to make vegetables chic.
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The grandad on a mission to make growing vegetables cool

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