Hana Kelly

4 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Greg Dickinson |Hana Kelly

Found at the end of a four-mile hike, remote Sandwood Bay deserves a spot on your holiday bucket listNobody ends up at Sandwood Bay by accident. At most of Britain's 1,500-or-so beaches, you park up and within a few minutes your toes are in the water. Today, after arriving at Sandwood Bay's nearest car park, I had been walking for an hour and still hadn't seen the sea.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Greg Dickinson |Hana Kelly

Bealach na Bà, also known as the Applecross Pass, has gone from obscure mountain pass to worldwide motoring phenomenonAt the foot of Bealach na Bà in the Scottish Highlands, you receive a stark warning. "This road rises to a height of 2,053ft, with gradients of one in five and hairpin bends," a big blue sign reads. It is raised high up above the side of the road so people can no longer slap their touring stickers on it. The warnings continue.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Greg Dickinson |Hana Kelly

You're unlikely to have a more secluded pint than at The Old Forge, but things could be about to changeThe gods, perhaps Norse ones this far north, were clearly looking out for us. As our boat zoomed through Loch Nevis, dolphins racing nearby, the weather was sunny, warm and calm: a royal flush in the wild west of the Scottish Highlands. In truth, it could have been chucking it down, and I would have been equally as excited.

Dec 5, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | Hana Kelly

Hana Kelly regularly sees cyclists on rented bikes jumping red lights and not wearing helmets Credit: Geoff Pugh Every morning, I strap on my helmet and don a dazzling silver jacket to begin a perilous journey down the A2 – or, as it is otherwise known, My Commute to Work. I live in New Cross, in south-east London, and, to get to my office in Victoria, I traverse various boroughs to cover seven miles of the city by bike. Lately, I’ve strapped a GoPro camera on too, so you can witness the...

Feb 4, 2024 | hercampus.com | Hana Kelly

What if I told you that some people have over one hundred of the same product? What if I told you that the company making the product multiplied their net worth by ten in only four years? What would you say if I told you that these products were essentially sippy cups for adults? The Stanley Cup has become almost a status symbol, particularly among young white women. Why has this glorified cup found such esteem? It speaks to the nature of ‘trends’ in a capitalist society.