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Nowhere in whole wide world I’d rather be – Tuchel loving England roller coaster
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The West Australian
· Jul 4, 2026
Great walking in rural English Edale
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· Jun 28, 2026
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· Jun 23, 2026
15 of the world's great train journeys, and why each one is worth the ticket price
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· Jul 8, 2026
My Dad Walked Out On Me and My Mom. Now He’s Back—and Asking For One of the World’s Biggest Favors.
How dare he, really.
Brisbane Times
· Jun 27, 2026
My parents taught me two things: Travel has value, money does not
At some point I realised travel isn’t part of my life – it is my life. My defining characteristic, my chief driver of pleasure, my obsession and my joy.
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Related coverage for "Nowhere in whole wide world I’d rather be – Tuchel loving England roller coaster": The West Australian — Great walking in rural English Edale . Metro — I’ve been to Pride in over 30 countries, but one of my favourites is here in the UK. Irish News — Inspired by Tour de France: 5 epic cycling holidays to explore the world on two wheels. Quartz — 15 of the world's great train journeys, and why each one is worth the ticket price. Slate — My Dad Walked Out On Me and My Mom. Now He’s Back—and Asking For One of the World’s Biggest Favors.. Brisbane Times — My parents taught me two things: Travel has value, money does not