Travel stories from the people who live them.

The best travel stories are the ones that can't be prompted. The wrong turn that became the highlight, the place you'd never have found without someone telling you. Antler has spent over 110 years at the beginning and end of every journey, providing luggage that is packed with anticipation and returns full of memories. This is a series about what happens in between.

Leading voices. Unique perspectives. One shared love for travel.

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    Chrissy Rutherford

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    Lucy Williams

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    Hamish Powell

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    Raven Smith

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Travel with Chrissy Rutherford

Known for her effortless style and life between two cities, Chrissy Rutherford brings a distinctly personal perspective to travelling often, from the energy of city life to the places that feel like home. Shot in New York, she shares a personal take on the city she loves – and why travel is about expanding your world.

Chrissy's Notes About New York

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Chrissy's Top Picks

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Travel with Hamish Powell

Floral artist Hamish Powell brings a craft-led, sensory take on travel, where the pull between city and countryside is where the journey really begins. Filmed along Regent's Canal, Camden Garden Centre and his studio in Camden.

Hamish's Notes About London

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Travel with Raven Smith

Author and cultural commentator Raven Smith has one thing he's always looking for when he travels: the moment where he stops observing a place and starts belonging to it, however briefly. Shot across East London, Raven brings a sharp, witty and curious lens to travel.

Raven's notes about London and beyond

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Raven's Top Picks

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Travel with Lucy Williams

Digital creative Lucy Williams represents a modern way of travelling: work and exploration, routine and spontaneity, the familiar and the genuinely new. Shot across West London, this is travel seen through a refined but deeply personal lens.

Lucy's Notes About London

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