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The Festival Where Scotland's Violent History Comes Back to Life

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By Yannic Rack 
| Smithsonian Magazine
It’s 10 a.m. on a Friday in June, and “the Hut” in Hawick, Scotland, is heaving. Some 500 men are packed into the low wooden structure, banging tables, straining under bottles of beer and glasses of rum and milk. In comes the cornet flanked by his right- and left-hand men, all three in ties, top hats, green frocks, breeches and boots.
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A Dose of Antacids, a Quaint British Bay, and a Public Relations Fiasco | Hakai Magazine

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By Yannic Rack 
| hakaimagazine.com
Senara Wilson Hodges was nervous. It was April 2023 and she had shown up early to a meeting of the local council in St. Ives, a bucolic seaside community of some 10,000 souls in southwest England. Wilson Hodges, a keen surfer and lifelong environmental campaigner, had joined the council several months earlier to influence some of the issues facing her home: the old town center, once home to fishermen, was being hollowed out by tourism, and development was running rampant.
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Making a comeback: the ‘lost’ species returning to Britain

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By Yannic Rack 
| Positive News
Some were reintroduced, others mysteriously reappeared. Meet the species that came back from the abyss Some were reintroduced, others mysteriously reappeared. Meet the species that came back from the abyss Britain is one of the most nature-depleted nations in the world, and its current government is reluctant to do anything about that. Stepping into this vacuum of leadership are guerrilla rewilders, who are introducing species illegally amid lively debate.
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