Fiona grew up in the Scottish Borders and has spent much of her adult life moving between cities — Edinburgh, Manchester, then London — before eventually settling in York. She spent three years writing a travel column for a regional Sunday supplement and has since gone freelance. Her work focuses on discovering overlooked corners of Britain: coastal villages, inland market towns, walking routes with a good pub at the end. She is an enthusiastic but admittedly slow runner and keeps a sporadic travel journal she has never shown anyone.
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