Hi all. Hope you are well as the week comes to a close. Today I've put up a video of my time in Peru in late 2016. It's got a bit of stuff from Machu Picchu, I did, quite a while ago now, a full video on that. Anyways, Enjoy! Also here is my short …
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2017 – Travel Highlights
Howdy all. Well – Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Everyone is doing a bit of a retrospective on their blogs right now, although I’m probably a little late to the party, and as I literally stumbled to the line to make it through the year, well, I haven’t felt like posting for a …
In Search of Stalin’s Seven Sisters
Ever since I visited Russia earlier this year, and to be more precise Moscow, I wanted to do a post on ‘Stalin’s Seven Sisters’. It’s the sort of thing that appeals to me I guess – something to see, to hunt out in a city and say you saw them all. What are Stalin’s Seven …
Matsuo Kouzan – Abandoned Town in Japan
The idea of exploring an abandoned town, I must admit, is kinda of exciting. Here in Australia abandoned towns are often cordoned off – certainly abandoned buildings in Melbourne are barricaded and people are forbidden from entering, but in Japan there are apparently a few places you can visit. I was inspired to write this …
City Rumble – Islamabad versus Rawalpindi
Actually, this is a tale of two cities rather than one versus the other. But it seemed to fit along the lines of a City Rumble in my head. Islamabad is the somewhat modern capital of Pakistan, and so close they basically kiss each other is the much older city of Rawalpindi. Islamabad was built …
Hang Gliding in Miraflores
No – it wasn’t me, not up in the air, but it was a sight I remember from a year or so ago now fondly. Standing in a flashy shopping centre on top of high cliffs, the ocean crashing into them below, to look up and see the gliders float in was unexpected, and somehow …
Cities on Sunday – Cairo
Egypt. It’s been a heck of a long time since I visited there, but one things for sure, I still have good memories of the places I went. It’s the sort of place that is genuinely unforgettable with incredible history, the Nile River, the desert and the people. Its capital Cairo has seen its share …
Pensive in Peshawar
Have you ever been to a place and you never quite felt settled? I’m talking in travelling terms here – where you spent your few days there somewhat unsure about the place and the people you met? And the experiences you had? Well, that was how I felt in the Pakistani city of Peshawar. Now …
Buenos Aires – Through My Lens
Howdy all, it's time for another edition of 'Through My Lens' and this time to the Argentinian capital, Buenos Aires. And it's a very photogenic city with different districts and some incredible architecture. Enjoy! Thanks for stopping by! May the Journey Never End!
Benin – Through My Lens
Hi folks! Time to turn the clock back a decade plus to my time in the West African country of Benin. A country with a history linked to the slave trade to the Americas, it has it's own beauty and despite the fact I only had five nights there, I appreciated visiting. Apart from the …
Andy's World Journeys 