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Mara Ellis
I write about cities, public life and the small decisions that shape how we live.
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2026
The bench outside the station
At seven in the morning, the bench outside the station is already occupied. Someone is finishing a coffee. Nobody has been asked to buy anything.
What a high street remembers
The shopfronts change. The useful things tend to stay.
The case for taking the slow train
A journey with enough time to notice where you are.
A few less things to think about.
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