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Transvulcania: The Power of Connection

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By Lucy Bartholomew
| UltraRunning Magazine Verified
23 I still grin when I think about standing on the podium at Transvulcania beside Blandine L’Hirondel and Emelie Forsberg. I’m already back home in Australia and other races have been run and won. But I can’t shake the feeling of pride – not just in myself, but in us. And it has very little to do with the 75k and 4,400 meters of climbing that carried us from one coastline of La Palma to the other.
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Skimming The Sparkling New Layer Crowning Jonathan Anderson’s Stunning Dior Mythos

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By Lucy Bartholomew
| New Wave Magazine Verified
Dior under Jonathan Anderson’s tenure has been, thus far, floral, flirty, and a little bit fantastic. The sprightliness didn’t stop at his Spring-Summer Haute Couture debut forthe house last month, and it’s no surprise coming from the crowned king of Loewe vivaciousness - Anderson’s every show so far has been a whimsical fusion of archetypal luxuryhouse codes, elements drawn from his own brand JW Anderson, and the quintessential cultural references inherent in the DNA of both.
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Ultra What? - Ultra Running Magazine

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By Lucy Bartholomew
| UltraRunning Magazine Verified
8.7K Ultrarunning. Honestly, who came up with this name? Take a perfectly reasonable sport like running and then decide, “Let’s do it for so long that our legs forget their purpose and our brains file HR complaints.” Then add trails so we can trip on roots, fall off ridges and tell people we “love nature” while aggressively yelling at mud. That’s my sport. Recently, I wrote “athlete” as my occupation while going through border control in Australia.
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