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Sahana Arya

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Oct 26

My Oregon Bucket List

My Oregon Bucket List

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The Gravity

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Sep 25

Movie Review Ships in the Night

A Martha’s Vineyard Mystery

Ship

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The Gravity

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s v

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Sep 22

Movie Review: A Beautiful Place to Die

Good mystery with nice scenery

Boats and Sea

Jonathan Stott

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Aug 29

England Coast Path — Day 6: Blyth to South Shields

26th July 2026–27.06km (16.81 miles) — 170m (558ft) ascent

A small island dominated by a tall, white lighthouse and lighthouse keeper’s cottages. The tide is out revealing a causeway to the island with people walking along it.

Jonathan Stott

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Aug 15

England Coast Path — Day 5 — Alnmouth to Blyth

25th July 2026–49.01km (30.45 miles) — 767m (2,516ft) ascent

A small village (Alnmouth) in the far distance with the estuary of the River Aln in the middle distance. In the foreground is a recently harvested field with several large round bales of straw.

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Restless Quills

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Paul - Teacher, parent, coast walker, Airbnb Host

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Aug 10

It’s Starting Again

And I love it!

It’s Starting Again

Jonathan Stott

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Jul 18

England Coast Path — Day 3: Fenham-le-Moor to Seahouses

14th June 2026 — 25.29km (15.71 miles) — 350m (1,148ft) ascent

England Coast Path — Day 3: Fenham-le-Moor to Seahouses

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A Maverick Traveller

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Mary Jane Walker

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Jul 10

Taitung: Taiwan’s most indigenous city, on a scenic coast

The East Coast National Scenic Area and its cultural roots

Taitung: Taiwan’s most indigenous city, on a scenic coast

Jonathan Stott

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Jul 4

England Coast Path — Day 2: Fenwick to Middleton via Holy Island

4th April 2026 — 30.50km (18.67 miles) — 210m (689ft) ascent

A muddy bay at low tide in the foreground. In the background, a castle sits on top of a rocky outcrop.

Jonathan Stott

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Jun 20

England Coast Path — Day 4: Seahouses to Alnmouth

5th April 2026 — 33.95km (21.10 miles) — 654m (2,145ft) ascent

The ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle in the far distance, waves rolling over a rocky shoreline in the middle distance, sheep grazing on grass in the near distance.