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Tom Standage

Author, deputy editor of @TheEconomist, drummer, gamer, maker of pizzas, etc. iPhone 15 Pro and occasional CoolPix W300 (underwater)

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My favourite of the crazy subway stations in Stockholm is Rådhuset. It’s like being on Mars. We’ll have to go back and look at more of them!


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My favourite of the crazy subway stations in Stockholm is Rådhuset. It’s like being on Mars. We’ll have to go back and look at more of them!


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1 years ago

My favourite of the crazy subway stations in Stockholm is Rådhuset. It’s like being on Mars. We’ll have to go back and look at more of them!


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1 years ago

We went to Iceland over the New Year, because it wasn’t cold and dark enough in Britain


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We went to Iceland over the New Year, because it wasn’t cold and dark enough in Britain


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1 years ago

We went to Iceland over the New Year, because it wasn’t cold and dark enough in Britain


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1 years ago

We went to Iceland over the New Year, because it wasn’t cold and dark enough in Britain


85
5
1 years ago

We went to Iceland over the New Year, because it wasn’t cold and dark enough in Britain


85
5
1 years ago


We went to Iceland over the New Year, because it wasn’t cold and dark enough in Britain


85
5
1 years ago

We went to Iceland over the New Year, because it wasn’t cold and dark enough in Britain


85
5
1 years ago

We went to Iceland over the New Year, because it wasn’t cold and dark enough in Britain


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1 years ago

Had a great night steppinginto the future with Tom Standage, Deputy Editor of The Economist and editor of The World Ahead, the renowned annual publication that captures the essence of emerging global trends. We were fortunate to engage in an insightful discussion with Tom, expertly moderated by Sean McManus, as they explored the key issues and trends poised to shape 2025 and beyond.”


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Had a great night steppinginto the future with Tom Standage, Deputy Editor of The Economist and editor of The World Ahead, the renowned annual publication that captures the essence of emerging global trends. We were fortunate to engage in an insightful discussion with Tom, expertly moderated by Sean McManus, as they explored the key issues and trends poised to shape 2025 and beyond.”


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1 years ago

Had a great night steppinginto the future with Tom Standage, Deputy Editor of The Economist and editor of The World Ahead, the renowned annual publication that captures the essence of emerging global trends. We were fortunate to engage in an insightful discussion with Tom, expertly moderated by Sean McManus, as they explored the key issues and trends poised to shape 2025 and beyond.”


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1 years ago

Had a great night steppinginto the future with Tom Standage, Deputy Editor of The Economist and editor of The World Ahead, the renowned annual publication that captures the essence of emerging global trends. We were fortunate to engage in an insightful discussion with Tom, expertly moderated by Sean McManus, as they explored the key issues and trends poised to shape 2025 and beyond.”


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1 years ago


Had a great night steppinginto the future with Tom Standage, Deputy Editor of The Economist and editor of The World Ahead, the renowned annual publication that captures the essence of emerging global trends. We were fortunate to engage in an insightful discussion with Tom, expertly moderated by Sean McManus, as they explored the key issues and trends poised to shape 2025 and beyond.”


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1 years ago

Had a great night steppinginto the future with Tom Standage, Deputy Editor of The Economist and editor of The World Ahead, the renowned annual publication that captures the essence of emerging global trends. We were fortunate to engage in an insightful discussion with Tom, expertly moderated by Sean McManus, as they explored the key issues and trends poised to shape 2025 and beyond.”


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1 years ago

Had a great night steppinginto the future with Tom Standage, Deputy Editor of The Economist and editor of The World Ahead, the renowned annual publication that captures the essence of emerging global trends. We were fortunate to engage in an insightful discussion with Tom, expertly moderated by Sean McManus, as they explored the key issues and trends poised to shape 2025 and beyond.”


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1 years ago

Had a great night steppinginto the future with Tom Standage, Deputy Editor of The Economist and editor of The World Ahead, the renowned annual publication that captures the essence of emerging global trends. We were fortunate to engage in an insightful discussion with Tom, expertly moderated by Sean McManus, as they explored the key issues and trends poised to shape 2025 and beyond.”


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1 years ago

Fishing boats with eyes in Marsaxlokk. I feel seen! 👀 Also googly eyes on megalithic ruins, which abound in Malta. They are mega, etc


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1 years ago

Fishing boats with eyes in Marsaxlokk. I feel seen! 👀 Also googly eyes on megalithic ruins, which abound in Malta. They are mega, etc


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1 years ago


Fishing boats with eyes in Marsaxlokk. I feel seen! 👀 Also googly eyes on megalithic ruins, which abound in Malta. They are mega, etc


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1 years ago

Fishing boats with eyes in Marsaxlokk. I feel seen! 👀 Also googly eyes on megalithic ruins, which abound in Malta. They are mega, etc


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1 years ago

Fishing boats with eyes in Marsaxlokk. I feel seen! 👀 Also googly eyes on megalithic ruins, which abound in Malta. They are mega, etc


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1 years ago

Any suggestion that we went to Malta for the weekend because it’s a good place for diving would, of course, be entirely accurate! (First pic is Miles, BTW, and third is me, narrowly avoiding a fireworm at the wreck of HMS Maori)


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Any suggestion that we went to Malta for the weekend because it’s a good place for diving would, of course, be entirely accurate! (First pic is Miles, BTW, and third is me, narrowly avoiding a fireworm at the wreck of HMS Maori)


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Any suggestion that we went to Malta for the weekend because it’s a good place for diving would, of course, be entirely accurate! (First pic is Miles, BTW, and third is me, narrowly avoiding a fireworm at the wreck of HMS Maori)


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1 years ago

Balcony windows in Valletta, Malta. And @kirstinmckee showing what one looks like from the inside!


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Balcony windows in Valletta, Malta. And @kirstinmckee showing what one looks like from the inside!


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Balcony windows in Valletta, Malta. And @kirstinmckee showing what one looks like from the inside!


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1 years ago

Balcony windows in Valletta, Malta. And @kirstinmckee showing what one looks like from the inside!


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1 years ago

Balcony windows in Valletta, Malta. And @kirstinmckee showing what one looks like from the inside!


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1 years ago

Balcony windows in Valletta, Malta. And @kirstinmckee showing what one looks like from the inside!


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1 years ago

Balcony windows in Valletta, Malta. And @kirstinmckee showing what one looks like from the inside!


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1 years ago

Balcony windows in Valletta, Malta. And @kirstinmckee showing what one looks like from the inside!


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1 years ago

Mt Etna. We did the sunset excursion to 2870m, the highest allowed, walking on fresh lava fields (there have been three eruptions this month)


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Our favourite spot in Noto.
Peak Sicily = Noto
Peak Noto = Caffè Sicilia
Peak Caffè Sicilia = Negroni
I had two!


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A flat calm, on the way to some diving


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Whale-watching in Reykjavík. We saw two humpbacks! (Here endeth the Iceland photo dump)


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Whale-watching in Reykjavík. We saw two humpbacks! (Here endeth the Iceland photo dump)


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3 years ago

Whale-watching in Reykjavík. We saw two humpbacks! (Here endeth the Iceland photo dump)


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3 years ago

Whale-watching in Reykjavík. We saw two humpbacks! (Here endeth the Iceland photo dump)


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3 years ago

Caves of Hella, which may be the oldest inhabited place in Iceland (predating the Viking settlement of 874)


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Caves of Hella, which may be the oldest inhabited place in Iceland (predating the Viking settlement of 874)


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Caves of Hella, which may be the oldest inhabited place in Iceland (predating the Viking settlement of 874)


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3 years ago

Caves of Hella, which may be the oldest inhabited place in Iceland (predating the Viking settlement of 874)


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3 years ago

Caves of Hella, which may be the oldest inhabited place in Iceland (predating the Viking settlement of 874)


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3 years ago

By the lake at Laugarvatn, they bake rye bread by burying it in the sand of the hot springs for 24 hours. Yum!


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By the lake at Laugarvatn, they bake rye bread by burying it in the sand of the hot springs for 24 hours. Yum!


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By the lake at Laugarvatn, they bake rye bread by burying it in the sand of the hot springs for 24 hours. Yum!


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By the lake at Laugarvatn, they bake rye bread by burying it in the sand of the hot springs for 24 hours. Yum!


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3 years ago

By the lake at Laugarvatn, they bake rye bread by burying it in the sand of the hot springs for 24 hours. Yum!


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