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Canyons, arches, and a latent supervolcano

Posted 07/09/201819/10/2018 Carolina Casado ParrasLeave a commentPosted in A linguist does not live on language alone

I like it dry. But I’m not talking about a good martini here. I’m talking about the land, specifically about a part of the world capable of seducing the most desert-averse souls: the US Southwest. A few days ago, Facebook reminded me that it’s been one year since I was hiking, rowing and climbing on […]

Cornwall: Where sea, land and wind become one

Posted 03/04/201803/04/2018 Carolina Casado Parras6 CommentsPosted in A linguist does not live on language alone

After a three-month reclusion in London, the air starts to get thick and doesn’t slide down the pipes all that easily. It doesn’t matter where I live, every two or three months I need to pack and go explore, and this time I am excited to get a taste of Cornwall – a short five-day […]