Andy's Journeys to 78 countries & counting!
It’s another Sunday, and this time it’s a bit different. Here are three interesting hostels you might stay at if you were to visit the cities they live in. It’s always nice to stay somewhere which is a bit ‘different’, escape the normal hostel for somewhere more unique. I’ve stayed in two of these three – the other I would
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There are several must-sees (although they all escape me :P) and several must-dos when you are in Egypt. For me, there was no competition – the best was taking a Felucca down the Nile River for three days and two nights. A few months ago I was given a bunch of photos from my time in Egypt, 1999, which had
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Today I’ve decided to go back through my photos to 2004 and my journey to the Czech Republic. I only got to three places – Prague, Olomouc and Kutna Hora, famous for it’s crypt/ossuary decorated with human bones including a load of heads. But the photos are still pretty interesting! I hope you enjoy! Thanks for stopping by –
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Hi folks, it’s another Sunday, and another ‘three’. This time I’m talking about cities I liked visiting in South America. I wanted to try and steer clear of capital cities, and I did it! So don’t be confused by my third option, it is not the capital! South America is an incredible continent, I can’t stress that strongly enough. From
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Argentina has been the hotbed of political activity in the last century. The Marxist revolutionary and appearer on millions of t-shirts Che Guevara hailed from Argentina, although his exploits occurred in many countries. But if there is one political figure that was bigger than Che, it was Eva Peron. No, Eva Peron or ‘Evita’, was never President of Argentina, and
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New York, New York…. etc etc they named it twice! And here is how I saw it via my camera in 2004 and 1999 (the first time I had a camera with film!) Enjoy! Thanks for stopping by! And May the Journey Never End!
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Flying from Australia to Europe is a long, LONG journey, and bar an experimental flight from Perth to Europe (London I think) you need to change planes at some point in the Middle East or Asia. There are many options – off the top of my head Doha, Abu Dhabi, Delhi, Colombo, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Singapore and
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Yes, back to West Africa again. Transport in West Africa is possibly THE reason to go if you’re seriously into adventure. I say this because every journey in West Africa is a major adventure. From tro-tros to share-taxis to buses and even the occasional train, West Africa is not for the feint-hearted who like smooth travel. No sir, it is
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Xi’an is the perfect example of a large Chinese city that has mixed modernity in with perfectly preserved history. The city walls encase the ‘old and new town’, whilst outside it there are more tall apartment buildings than one can count. It’s the city you jump off from to see the Army of the Terracotta Warriors. They are incredible. And
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Imagine that you had time off and wanted to explore West Africa. Regular readers know this is one of my favourite regions of the planet, one I have visited on no less than four separate tricks. But it often doesn’t rate much of a mention on many people’s radar – it’s out of the way and doesn’t have many ‘big
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