Exploring cultures and communities – the slow way

Yet more on palindromes! Yes, we really like palindromes. This time one from London.

article summary —

Few pieces in hidden europe have evoked so happy a response from readers as the short article on palindromic place names in our last issue. Readers wrote to us from all manner of engagingly palindromic spots across the continent - from Glenelg (Scotland) to Vellev (Denmark). So with our antennae now carefully attuned to palindromes, we have been spotting them everywhere.


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and manage hidden europe, a Berlin-based editorial bureau that supplies text and images to media across Europe. Together they edit hidden europe magazine. Nicky and Susanne are dedicated slow travellers. They delight in discovering the exotic in the everyday.

This article was published in hidden europe 18.