Mikaela Ian Pearman
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Personal interests: what are you most passionate about? (opens the original)
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What is the thing you could talk about for hours? The interest you keep coming back to, the one you make time for, spend money on, travel for or simply never stop learning about? For this week's Passion Issue, we wanted to meet people who have found those things. Their interests couldn't be more different. For one, it is a collection that began in childhood. For another, it is a football club he has followed for more than four decades. There is a lifelong connection to growing and the land, and
Agriculture and gardening: getting back to land and nature (opens the original)
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Chris Faria's connection to the land goes back to childhood, first in his family's garden in Bermuda and then during summers spent with his grandparents in the Azores. “I would say that I am blessed and privileged to have had these experiences from an early age, working with my parents in the garden, the veggie garden, landscaping chores.” But some of his strongest memories come from Sao Miguel, where he would spend weeks with his grandparents. “For me, memories of farming and being connected to
Afro Sommelier: more than a bottle of wine (opens the original)
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What started as five friends getting together to learn about wine has turned into a five-year tradition of tastings, travel, events and a fiercely contested annual title. Afro Sommelier is made up of Ezekiel Stoneham, Shannon Burchall, Darren Woods, Robert Richardson and Casey Castle, friends who have taken a shared curiosity about wine and built their own community around it. They host wine experiences in Bermuda, travel together to learn more about what they're drinking and, perhaps most impor
Passionate collector: dolls have become a social hobby (opens the original)
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Katrina “Spring Flower” Smith was 8 years old when her mother gave her a baby doll named Amy-Lee. “My love of baby dolls started from childhood, from very little. My grandmother collected dolls and I always loved hers,” Ms Smith said. “But one of the most special dolls that I actually still have is a baby doll that my mom gave to me when I was 8. Her name is Amy-Lee. She’s one of my most special dolls.” Ms Smith never really stopped collecting. “I would say I always collected them throughout my
Going places: travel insiders’ guide to unforgettable trips (opens the original)
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For some travellers, it is finally reaching a place they have dreamt about for years. For others, it is a meal they are still thinking about, a hotel that becomes part of the experience or the completely unplanned moment that could never have made it onto an itinerary. Elisha Miller and Shuntelle Paynter have travelled extensively, from Antarctica and the deserts of Jordan to Finland, China and the Caribbean. We asked them the same six questions about the trips that have stayed with them, the le
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