HeyJaredKinscript by Angie Richard
Stories from an Aussie wandering travel and eco-adventure writer/producer mum turned accidental wooden boat builder in Bretagne, France.
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From New York 10 Years Ago to Pristine Peelers in Plouhinec (opens the original)
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This piece is an expansion from a Facebook post I shared this morning — Yes, I am still on FB, though I have a disdain for the platform and, as you’ll read below, much of big tech. My family is there, though, as are some community groups that I find value in. Anyway, here’s the gist of the post I wrote triggered by a memory of photos from a decade ago in New York City…Ten years ago, my dear friend and collaborator Sybil flew me to New York to help release a virtual reality impact film about pre-
We Took the Plunge! (opens the original)
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We tried something new for our family last week…we took a short vacation in peak EU summer. If vacations are supposed to be an opportunity to rest, reset, relax, then we just may have failed miserably. Crowds. A blanket dog ban on all beaches. Wait lists to rent kayaks. A toddler wanting either 24/7 access to the playground (luckily we had one in front of our campsite) or mama’s '“boobies” on tap. The first 48hours were more stressful than I’d imagined a summer vacation could be. Truthfully, we
Naked in the Snow, Hooked on Powder (opens the original)
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I moved to Japan in April 2004, fresh out of university, with my rucksack, surfboard, Nikon film camera, notebook and pen. I was bound for Tokyo for a few days to attend orientation for all new assistant language teachers signed to the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program, before meeting up with my then-boyfriend Sam when he arrived from Adelaide. From there we’d travel together to our new town, Ota-shi, in Gunma prefecture.Each new recruit could list three preferences for where we’d like t
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