Angela Locatelli

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Angela Locatelli

Bright Eyes have added a run of new West Coast dates to the band’s upcoming tour, which is in support of their 2024 album, Five Dice, All Threes. The …

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Angela Locatelli

6 hours agoScience Says Emotionally Intelligent People Use the 30-Second Rule to Make a Lasting First ImpressionTo make a good first impression–and set the stage for a great conversation–you only have to say one thing. Likability matters, both personally and professionally. That means making a good first impression matters. As no less an authority than Mark Cuban says, being nice is one of the most underrated …NowDownward DogMy yoga practice has always been serious.

2 weeks ago | nationalgeographic.com | Angela Locatelli

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Some cheer, some clap, some clasp each other’s shoulders in quiet ecstasy. One lets his walking stick fall to the ground, one kicks her walking boots off, another stretches his sore back and sighs. But most sit on the cobbled square and lean back, resting on backpacks stuffed like pillows. In front of them, the cathedral’s western towers reach heavenwards, and seem even taller from this low angle.

Mar 25, 2025 | nationalgeographic.com | Amanda Canning |George Clode |Sam Kemp |Angela Locatelli

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). The Cotswolds fulfils every picture of rural England you might care to conjure. Pretty villages of ancient stone houses curl around country lanes, with low hills rolling between. Handsome market towns brim with antique shops and coaching inns. Sweeping over six counties in the south west, the region was made rich in the Middle Ages by the wool trade, and retains an air of unruffled, comfortable respectability.

Nov 26, 2024 | yahoo.com | Angela Locatelli |Paul Barbato

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). On 15 October 2014, Paul ‘Barbs’ Barbato posted a video profiling Afghanistan on his YouTube channel, Geography Now. It was the second upload on the page, posted after a trailer teasing what was to come: an entry on every UN-recognised country in the world, released in alphabetical order — the first such geographical encyclopaedia on social media, to Paul’s knowledge.