- 24 Nov 2017
Yangshuo, Guilin, Daxu and Lonji ricefields
Yangshuo, Guilin, Daxu and Lonji ricefields
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- 21 Nov 2017
Mongolia
Mongolians welcome visitors with milky tea which has a kind of cream on top and a variety of Yak, goat and sheep cheeses. The Ger/ Yurt is heated by sheep or Yak/Cow dung. It doesn’t smell as they are grass eaters. Nomads greet each other and offer their smog which is a kind of snuff. […]
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- 21 Nov 2017
Kyrgzstan
The custom of kidnapped brides is still happening in some parts of Kyrgyzstan. Families decide that their son should marry a girl from another village. She is invited for tea by the sister (her future sister in law) or a mutual friend and kidnapped. If she stays more than three days her parents will disown […]
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- 21 Nov 2017
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan was a wonderful surprise. Friendly people, gorgeous buildings and very clean streets. There is a pride in the cleanliness and you will find people picking up litter rather than throwing any. there is even a day every year where people clean the area around them. The women threw off their enormous Burkhas in 1935 […]
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- 21 Nov 2017
Tibet Travels
Tibet Travels
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- 21 Nov 2017
Lo Manthang
Lo Manthang
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- 21 Nov 2017
National Parks in Utah and Grand Canyon
National Parks in Utah and Grand Canyon
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- 03 Apr 2017
San Fransisco
San Fransisco
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- 14 Mar 2017
Yucatan Mexico
Bus to Campeche took much longer than I thought. Campeche I loved the nice streets where you can sit and eat without traffic. This walled city has lots of great arches so I didn’t travel far. Sunsets were magnificent at the Melanin. I did the walk on the wall over the town twice. There were […]
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- 14 Mar 2017
New Orleans
Land of Jazz, Mardi Gras and festivals my trip to New Orleans was fantastic. We found great jazz in the evenings on Frenchman street and missed the craziness of Bourbon street. Mardi Gras was just round the corner so many houses were starting to decorate for this fun festival. I finally went to a Deep […]
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- 14 Mar 2017
Colorado 2017
Life on the farm or as they say in America, the ranch, starts early. First things first is feed the horses and the barn cats. The weather is a bit crazy here in that one day it can snow and you are knee deep in the stuff and the next day the sun comes out […]
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- 19 Dec 2016
Mexico: Publeos majicos part 2
Puebla- it was easy to find the bus from the airport. The weather was cold at night but hot through the day. This city only two hours from mexico city has lots of tunnels and wonderful churches . It is a very beautiful city with many tiled buildings. I took a bus tour to see […]
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- 19 Dec 2016
Mexico: Pueblos Majicos part 1
Patzcuaro is a small city in a valley with hilly streets. It had wonderful old colonial buildings surrounded by a central plaza where they sold chocolate skulls and sugary coffins, skeletons in ceramic called Catrinas and of sugar. Stalls with wooden masks, straw dolls, baskets and rush matts, rings, necklaces, all types of ceramic and […]
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- 04 Nov 2016
Guatemala
I had forgotten how lovely Antigua in Guatemala was and was really pleased to see the colourful low adobe houses and the cobbled streets. The pavements are too narrow for two people to walk along. there were lots of persistent little sales woman in village dress trying to sell us scarves and everything so we […]
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- 04 Nov 2016
Nicaragua
It was wonderful to share my travel experiences with friends the two Jennys. The three Js together bringing a touch of Scottish partying to Nicaragua. Granada was our first port of call and a beautiful city full of Colonial buildings and pedestrian streets where you can sit and dine in safety without worrying about traffic. […]
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- 04 Nov 2016
El Dia De Los Muertos/ Day of the Dead
Patzcuaro is the authentic heart of Mexico.It is full of colorful traditions some pre-Columbian. The town was founded by Purépechas. It is famous for it’s artesenia.Lake Pátzcuaro translates as the “place where one finds stones that mark the entrance to paradise.” Day of the Dead is celebrated very intensely in the towns and villages around […]
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