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Hawes to Keld
ByJohn MayLesson for self. If you buy new insoles for your shoes, it might be sensible to loosen your laces. Halfway through today’s walk, I did just that and, magically, any pain I was experiencing just disappeared. The walk itself was a real mixture of terrain today. It started with a visit to Hardraw and its…
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42.2 km is a long way…
ByJohn MayThe Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year and so I had my arm twisted to join our supporters from across our global network in taking up the challenge of raising money, helping to deliver a life-changing experience to more young people as they find their purpose, passion and…
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An evening in Shibuya
ByJohn MayI was told by the concierge at my hotel that Shibuya is ‘young and exciting’. She was right on both counts. The district almost pulsed with a dizzying tide of human movement… I wish I’d videod the crowds crossing the road. It made Piccadilly Circus look calm. I wandered through a number of department stores,…
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What the British really mean…
ByJohn MayShould you ever find yourself in conversation with a British person and they’re saying things which seem polite on the surface, with perhaps a little undercurrent of scorn, you might want to have this infographic ready to consult. It claims to be a translation of British for people in the European Union, but these themes…
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To Kenya
ByJohn MayEvery four years or so, the World Scout Movement holds an event for young adults aged between 18 and 25. This year, for the first time, the event will be held on African soil. So I am travelling to Nairobi in Kenya to join the 1500 young people from around the globe who will…
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