Mike MacEacheran
Travel Journalist at Freelance
Travel journalist: BBC, Nat Geo, Times, Telegraph, Guardian, FT, CN Traveller, Lonely Planet, Indy, WaPo, T&L, Wanderlust, Afar, WSJ, Bloomberg, GEO, Which?
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3 days ago |
nationalgeographic.fr | Mike MacEacheran |Juliette Robert
La ville natale de Hans Christian Andersen a été une véritable source d’inspiration pour l’auteur, donnant naissance à certains des contes les plus célèbres de l’histoire. Publication 12 mai 2025, 18:48 CESTIl était une fois, Hans Christian Andersen, un brillant conteur qui écrivait des histoires pour faire rêver les enfants.
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telegraph.co.uk | Mike MacEacheran
Following decades of neglect, sleepy Dunoon is being rebranded as a multi-million-pound adventure resortIf you find yourself on Scotland's west coast on a fine sunny day, take the ferry over the glittering Firth of Clyde to Dunoon. In a part of the country crammed with gripping sea lochs and bays, the 20-minute crossing is one of Britain's most underrated, with a wide-angle view of the Cowal Peninsula's thick forests, glens, low hills and towns you're enticed to run away to.
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independent.co.uk | Mike MacEacheran
The Independent's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission. From the misty glens of Glen Nevis to the cobbled streets of Edinburgh, Scotland is rich with Harry Potter lore – Mike MacEacheran discovers the real-life locations that inspired and starred in the wizarding worldAt the foot of Ben Nevis, amid enchanting pine forests and waterfalls bathed in silvery light, is where Harry Potter once fought a dragon.
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flipboard.com | Mike MacEacheran
Mom Pairs Photos With Her Late Son's in Lakewood ExhibitFor Staff Sgt. Adam Henrickson, photography was more than just a hobby; it was a lifeline. Stationed at the Baumholder U.S. Army base in Germany and …
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nationalgeographic.com | Mike MacEacheran
This article was produced byNational Geographic Traveller (UK). The weather is famously fickle in the Faroe Islands. In the mountains, roads vanish into fog within seconds; by the sea, winds howl with such force that coastal waterfalls are sent streaming skywards. Haircuts take on an unintentional punk-rock edge. But on the afternoon of my arrival, the skies are a rare, perfect blue. Everything shines.
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