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Laurence Mitchell

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Norwich
As seen in: Bradt Travel Guides, BBC, The Guardian, Die Welt, Harvard Business Review, The i Paper
Writer and photographer: landscape, nature, travel, walking. Author @BradtGuides and @ciceronepress. WESTERING published April '21 by @SarabandBooks
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The Road to Dirē Dawa

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By Laurence Mitchell Verified
The road to Dirē Dawa is a long one: an eight-hour drive from Addis Ababa, or so we are told. We left Addis Ababa at dawn, our bus rattling through empty streets shadowed by new-build office blocks.
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Of Whales and Ancestors: Ostend, Norfolk

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The very mention of the village of Happisburgh in Norfolk brings to mind all manner of prehistoric associations and connections with long-extinct ancestors. The early years of this current century have revealed exciting local evidence of the presence of earliest hominins in northwest Europe: Homo antecessor (‘Pioneer Man’) – near million-year-old clues in the form of flint tools and muddy footprints.
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Journey to Avebury

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By Laurence Mitchell Verified
A Journey to Avebury is the name of a short silent film made by Derek Jarman made in 1971. Shot in wobbly Super 8, and saturated with burnt orange hues, it has an otherworldly eldritch atmosphere that is hard to describe. Suffice to say it is hardly be the sort of thing that the then English Tourist Board might have chosen to promote the stone-encircled Wiltshire village.
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