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A brief escapade to Barça this September. We were warned by a well meaning tour guide not to frequent the central El Raval quarter, as she explained it was considered the second most dangerous neighbourhood in the city. That may be the case, but I think it was one of the most interesting as well. A variety of halal grocery stores run by Pakistani uncles, saucy erotica shopfronts (I don’t think they were run by the same uncles), and a cosy chess café…amongst other things.

Hazy memories with precious souls. We spent a week in September on the Côte d’Azur, between the town of Agay and city of Nice. I’ll spare you the queasy puns and cliche wordplay.

We rise before the Provençal sun at every crack of dawn, to reap the harvest lest the midday heat reap us. Branch by branch, tree by tree, row by row, we collect cages upon cages of ripe, juicy, fresh figs. The minerals of the soil, the rain from August's freak storms, beams of photosynthesised energy are harmonised into sweet, soft, seedy pulp. When we first emerge from our tents nestled in the olive grove, still in the dark, most of us are dazed in sleep, but as we pick, we

My final feature created for SIP Magazine. I thoroughly enjoyed shooting, interviewing and editing this video interview. It was a...

Mar 29, 2025 — by Cerys Jones Visit the SIP website  to read all our articles. Accessibility shouldn’t mean sacrificing style. DigniTEA...

Mar 31, 2025 — by Cerys Jones Visit the SIP website  to read all our articles. Ever wondered how tea is consumed in different countries, or what vessels are used? Check out Cerys Jones’s very own map of all things tea. Our names for this now common drink are  inextricably linked to historical land and sea trade routes. I came across a map by historian Kelly Macquire and cartographer and educator Simeon Netchev, who explains: “There are plenty of variants of this map floating

This spring I had the beautiful opportunity to collaborate with my Goldsmiths Journalism classmates, to create a magazine brand from...

Some snaps from May…over the course of the bank holiday weekend, between the two of us, we managed to wrack up migraines, hypothermia...

This April, my sis Betty and I took our first trip together, to France’s second largest city, Marseille, originally baptised Massalia by...

I usually stick to posting travel related content, but as my friend Aditi duly noted, living in London is kind of like travelling...

Some memories from summer 2023 in Delhi. I’ve been digging through my camera roll and came across these moments of joy from the capital...

“And I said, “why are you in your underwear? You are the babysitter!’”- casual conversations overheard in the piazzas of Rome, kindly...

I wanted to wish all a blessed Christmas and peaceful New Year 2025. It’s perhaps a bit late, but scholars reckon Jesus wasn’t actually...

On my wanderings around London and the world, I very often get asked «Where are you from?» Usually I will answer, «Guess!» Answers vary,...

I am very excited to share this project I have been putting together over the last few months! A little different from the kind of travel...

Disclaimer: I have not visited the capital of Taiwan yet, this guide is formatted from an interview conducted with my Taiwanese...

These are the Arab and Israeli activists you do not hear about in the headlines, which, I think we can agree, are rather bleak at this...

Reminiscing summer escapades to ancient lands of rugged peaks, slate quarries, icy llynnoed (lakes) and starry souls. Grateful for a time...

📍Liverpool, UK, May ‘24. 📍Lyon, France, January ‘24. When people ask me where I’m from, I’m never too sure what to answer. I don’t feel...

Ancient columns which once held up mighty monuments, stand against the sands of time, in the haze of a late June afternoon. There is...