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Novosibirsk, Russia
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It was late January in Novosibirsk, the heart of Siberia, where the Ob River lay under a thick, lacquered crust of ice. The chill in the air was sharp, slicing through even the heaviest fur coats that locals wore with practical pride. On the central embankment—by the towering statue of…
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Belfast, United Kingdom
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Belfast stirred awake beneath a pewter sky as dawn crept across the River Lagan. Along the Titanic Quarter’s reclaimed docks, the great yellow gantry cranes—Samson and Goliath—loomed like ancient sentinels, recalling the city’s shipbuilding heydays. Dawn’s quiet light cast long shadows over the cobbles where the RMS Titanic first took…
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Fredericia, Denmark
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Engrossed in her sketchbook, Amalie Larsen sat on the low wall beside the Søndervold Canal. At twenty-seven, she bore the quiet confidence of someone who had looked deep into life’s currents and learned their patterns: she was an artist, a poet, a seeker of small truths. Born in Fredericia’s narrow…