Lorna Parkes
Executive Editor at National Geographic Traveller (UK)
Award-winning travel editor. Always thinking about food. Executive editor @NatGeoTravelUK
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flipboard.com | Lorna Parkes
1 day ago12 Epic African Safaris You Need To Experience At Least OnceIf you’ve ever dreamed of seeing Africa’s wild side, these 12 safaris might just be your next great adventure.The post 12 Epic African Safaris You …2 days agoThe new travel craze sparked by a BBC seriesI’m crouched at a bone bed in Alberta, Canada, armed with a hammer, awl, and brush, attempting to unearth a piece of history 73 million years old.
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nationalgeographic.com | Lorna Parkes
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). “Simba!” The urgent whisper — ‘lion’ in Swahili — comes from Julius Naurori as he stands bolt upright in the back of our 4WD like a human antenna. Immediately, our guide in the front slows the car to a cautious prowl and a hush descends, save for the tinkling silver discs tied to Julius’s waist as they sway in time with the rocking of the car.
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yahoo.com | Lorna Parkes |Ulf Svane
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). I’m on the back of a Vespa, on my way to meet a gangster. Not that I know it yet. Night has descended and rain is slapping the tarmac with a fervent drumming. We’re soaked to the bone as we pull up outside a restaurant called Oc Loan on a small side street in Ho Chi Minh City. Water troughs are set out like street stalls, displaying snails bigger than my fist, plump clams and glistening river prawns.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Lorna Parkes
2 hours agoHania Aamir To Be Replaced In Sardaar Ji 3 After Pahalgam Attack? Diljit Dosanjh Slammed Over Pak CollaborationBack in October last year, fans were treated to an unexpected collaboration when Diljit Dosanjh invited Pakistani actor Hania Aamir on stage during his London concert.
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1 month ago |
nationalgeographic.com | Lorna Parkes
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). I’m on the back of a Vespa, on my way to meet a gangster. Not that I know it yet. Night has descended and rain is slapping the tarmac with a fervent drumming. We’re soaked to the bone as we pull up outside a restaurant called Oc Loan on a small side street in Ho Chi Minh City. Water troughs are set out like street stalls, displaying snails bigger than my fist, plump clams and glistening river prawns.
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