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BITS AND BOBS<br />
SPREAD THE WORD<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> resident John Hinitt<br />
took his <strong>Viva</strong> to Sandy Lake,<br />
in the Prince Albert Regional<br />
Park, Saskatchewan, Canada.<br />
He reports; ‘whilst trying to set<br />
up the magazine with suitable<br />
background I was joined by two<br />
curious locals from the nearby<br />
Cree First Nations Reserve...<br />
forget the background, include<br />
these guys in the foreground<br />
and I had all the local flavour I<br />
needed.’ Excellent art direction.<br />
And here’s Robin Bath, who<br />
took his <strong>Viva</strong> all the way to<br />
Mount Kailash on a trip of a<br />
lifetime to Western Tibet. It’s<br />
a popular Buddhist pilgrimage,<br />
with its mythical status as a holy<br />
mountain at the axis of the world.<br />
He tells us, ‘on my return to the<br />
capital, Lhasa, I remembered<br />
my copy of <strong>Viva</strong>, and the photo<br />
shows the Jokhang Temple, the<br />
most revered religious structure<br />
in Tibet.’<br />
And finally Vera Gajic took her<br />
<strong>Viva</strong> <strong>Lewes</strong> on a different kind<br />
of pilgrimage; to the Edinburgh<br />
festival in August. Keep taking<br />
us with you on your travels<br />
and keep spreading the word.<br />
Send your photos to hello@<br />
vivamagazines.com
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