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Julie Hatfield

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Boston Globe travel & features writer for 22 years, now sharing my cruise & other exotic adventures freelance online & in print. Active member SATW.
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What Can You Do On Vacation in New Brunswick?

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By Julie Hatfield
| TravelWorld International Magazine
Who knew that the quiet, unassuming, sparsely populated and heavily forested Canadian province of New Brunswick would be filled with unusual and exciting things for a summer tourist to do? My husband and I had heard, for example, that the Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world — some as high as 53 feet, equal to a five-story building — with enough water coming in every six hours and 13 minutes to fill the Grand Canyon twice.
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Cross-sectional survey to investigate bicycle riders’ knowledge and experience of structural weakness in bicycles in Australia

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By Julie Hatfield, Soufiane Boufous, Andrew Novak
| The BMJ
Abstract Background Structural weakness may occur within bicycles (eg, during manufacture or impact) and may result in sudden failure and serious injuries. While some indicators of structural weakness may be detected by visual inspection, others require more advanced non-destructive tests. Available research is yet to adequately examine bicycle riders’ awareness and experience of the structural weakness in bicycles, or their knowledge and use of testing methods.
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Go Nevis! - TravelWorld International Magazine

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By Julie Hatfield
| TravelWorld International Magazine
You can’t jet to Nevis, but you can swim there — if you first fly to St. Kitts, Nevis’ sister island. Most people take the 20-minute ferry from St. Kitts to Nevis, its tiny West Indies island neighbor, after jetting to Kitts on a commercial flight. But once a year, hundreds of swimmers jump into the Caribbean Sea in the annual Cross Channel Swim and cover the 2-1/2-mile- trip through “The Narrows” on their own steam. They leave their luggage behind, of course.
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