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Jeremy Head

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Seville in 48 Hours

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By Jeremy Head
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There’s heaps to see in Seville, but its main sites and attractions are all conveniently located in the lovely historic centre lending themselves perfectly to exploration over a weekend or a two day break. Here’s what I recommend if you have two days in Seville: Day One in Seville Particularly if you’re visiting at a busy time of year, I’d suggest you get off to a flying start and visit one of the city’s most famous and popular monuments the Alcazar or Royal Palace before the crowds arrive.
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Top 50 Travel Writers in the UK

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By Jeremy Head
| travelblather.com
If you're read my previous post about this, you'll know that I can't publish the complete list - despite the fact that I have it - due to copyright issues. So why not help create the list? If you're on it, feel free to add details in the comments section and I'll then update the list. I've included a range of names of people included on the list, but not specified which number they come in at. The Top 10 are published on the Press Gazette site so they are reproduced in full here.
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In search of wolves in Ethiopia

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By Jeremy Head
| Wanderlust (magazine) Verified
We were up at almost 4,000m, at the end of a long dusty day’s drive, crossing the Sanetti Plateau in Bale Mountains National Park, southern Ethiopia. I was thinking about a hot shower as a squall of icy rain clattered against the windscreen. I hadn’t expected to feel cold in Africa. Then we saw them. Just 15m away, noses and tails tilted skywards, inquisitive, alert: two Ethiopian wolves. Our quest for these exceptionally rare canids wasn’t supposed to start until the next day. They’d shown up early.
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