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Longwoods Clare Griffith has just returned from a taste of paradise - a zoology
Longwoods Clare Griffith has just returned from a taste of paradise - a zoology study on an uninhabited island in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Despite losing her luggage, being ill for eight days and having a journey of 640 miles by small boat from the Seychelles to Aldabra, Clare says she had a fantastic time. The island of Aldabra - famous for its huge population of giant tortoises - has been home for the last three months for Clare and three other zoology students from Nottingham University. Now back at home Clare, 21, is reliving her " castaway" experiences by writing up her study papers on zoology research, which she hopes to publish. She recently graduated with a zoology degree. 1st October 1985
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Longwoods Clare Griffith - A Journey to Paradise
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. In this photo print, we see Longwoods Clare Griffith, a young zoology student, who has just returned from an extraordinary adventure on an uninhabited island in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Despite facing numerous challenges such as losing her luggage and falling ill for eight days, Clare describes her experience as nothing short of paradise. For three months, Clare and three other Nottingham University students called the enchanting island of Aldabra their home. This remote location is renowned for its vast population of giant tortoises, adding an element of wonder to their research endeavors. Now back at home in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, 21-year-old Clare is relishing her "castaway" experiences by meticulously writing up her study papers on zoology research. Her dedication and passion shine through as she hopes to publish these findings that stem from her recently earned zoology degree. This photograph captures not only a moment frozen in time but also the spirit of adventure and resilience that defines youth. It serves as a reminder that even amidst setbacks and hardships, there are incredible opportunities waiting to be explored beyond our comfort zones. As we gaze upon this image from October 1st, 1985 - part of our cherished collection at Memory Lane Prints - let us celebrate Clare's remarkable journey into the heart of nature's wonders while eagerly anticipating what lies ahead for this promising young scientist.
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