Sarah Barrell
Senior Editor at National Geographic Traveller (UK)
Freelance Travel Writer at Freelance
Contributing Editor at National Geographic Traveller Food
Writer, wanderer, wonderer. And other stuff that doesn't begin with W. Senior Ed, Nat Geo Traveller, former Indy. https://t.co/Kw0TmEHVUI
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3 weeks ago |
nationalgeographic.com | Sarah Barrell
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Set on Vancouver Island’s wild western shore, Tofino is a town surrounded by windswept beaches and coastal rainforest. It has a hippy air and is home to year-round surfers, Indigenous artists and an increasing number of chefs, drawn to the natural riches of the Pacific coast. Come for ocean waves, stay for the fish tacos and star-spangled evenings.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Sarah Barrell |Francesco Lastrucci
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Deft and swift, she forms millimetre-thick sheets, slicing them into ribbons that she wraps around her narrow rolling pin to shape the screw-like ssëppondapòrtë (the word for ‘door hinge pin’ in local dialect) or cuts into the roughly square-shaped takkënuèddë. Next, the remaining dough — an egg-free mix of semolina flour and 00 pasta flour — is divided and rolled into thin sausages.
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4 weeks ago |
nationalgeographic.com | Sarah Barrell
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Deft and swift, she forms millimetre-thick sheets, slicing them into ribbons that she wraps around her narrow rolling pin to shape the screw-like ssëppondapòrtë (the word for ‘door hinge pin’ in local dialect) or cuts into the roughly square-shaped takkënuèddë. Next, the remaining dough — an egg-free mix of semolina flour and 00 pasta flour — is divided and rolled into thin sausages.
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1 month ago |
nationalgeographic.com | Sarah Barrell
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Can you explain the concept of a river as a living being? At the heart of the book is the idea that rivers have lives, deaths –– and even rights. It asks readers to imagine rivers in these terms, and to see what consequences flow from that re-imagining. The book is a journey into the history, futures, places and possibilities of this ancient, urgent idea.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Sarah Barrell
From scaling one of North America’s longest via ferratas to rafting the ‘Grizzly River’, here are some of the best outdoor adventures in this western Canadian province. It’s impossible to resist the call of the wild in British Columbia. This Canadian province on the Pacific has a 17,000-mile …
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RT @DanStables: "It doesn't matter if you're practising karate or making a coffee. Flamenco is a frame of mind." In this piece for @NatGeo…
“We can all be planetesimals”.. still thinking about @RobGMacfarlane‘s talk last night on the natural world and its vital river systems & how tiny acts of protest & advocacy can create a powerful mass. A sign of good things to come from the new Conversation series @smitf_london
Hello––I'll be speaking at St Martin-in-the-Fields on Trafalgar Square tonight, about language & nature, walking, rivers, hope & protest. 6.30-7.30pm. There's also a live-stream. Part of the new 'Conversation' series there. Join us! https://t.co/TKqACYlG26 https://t.co/nk8caRZNSR
See you there! Masterclasses by National Geographic Traveller (UK), workshops for budding travel writers and photographers online tonight & tmrw. Plus, in-person 30 Jan, with chance to meet the magazine’s senior team & like-minded travellers: https://t.co/LaFh6W2dbI https://t.co/G8RiyWVV6V
