Andy's Journeys to 71 countries & counting!
Located in the north-east of Ethiopia, Gondar is an interesting town with its own castle Fasilides Castle, founded by the Emperor of the same name who founded both the castle and the town. The town was founded in 1635. The castle is interesting because it is strangely European in style and there are some large grounds to roam around. It’s
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Howdy all! Hope you’re week has started well. Today I bring you a video I shot in Senegal when I was there nearly 10 years ago now! I visit the capital Dakar, Isle de Goree and Saint Louis. Enjoy! Thanks for visiting – May the Journey Never End!
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Howdy all. So sorry I can’t seem to nail these things down in one post. But such is life I guess. Ethiopia, it’s pretty wonderful really. My favourite country in Africa. Today a selection of photos from the capital Addis Ababa and Lalibela, a short flight from Addis and the home to a series of incredible rock-hewn churches. Enjoy! More
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I know what you’re thinking. Andrew is doing this city rumble simply because the names are so similar. And you’re pretty much right! It was 2004 that I set out to cross by land (as much as was reasonable) from Dhaka, in Bangladesh, to Dakar, in Senegal. It was a journey I sort of changed a couple of times, and
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Well. Here it is – my last post before I jet off to South America on Sunday morning. I’m back with another photographic journey (as far as my camera skills will let me) to the land-locked West African country of Niger. A mostly desert country, Niger is probably the most remote country I’ve ever visited. Back when I visited I
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2006 saw me tackle West Africa for the first time. I had such plans for staying around a month in Ghana, but for some reason I wasn’t in the right frame of mind when I was there. I was overwhelmed by the place to be honest, which hasn’t happened to me very often. I stayed less than two weeks and
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My trip to Mali and Senegal was a few years back now. I took Royal Air Maroc in and out of West Africa, and I thought I might as well take a couple of nights (basically just one day) in Casablanca as the flights were all routed through there. Yes, Casablanca, which found fame in that film called… called… the
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Hi folks! Hope this photo finds you well. For a little while I’ve decided to specifically put up photos of myself on Friday. I was once told that the only problem with my travel photos was that they didn’t include me! I always rationalised that by saying that I know what I look like, and so do most people looking
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Warning! Your heart is about to melt when you see these faces! Mali is a dry dry country in West Africa. I visited quite a few years ago now – seems hardly possible it was so long ago – and visited the Dogon country, Mopti, Segou, Djenne, and the capital Bamako. So here is a selection of the faces I
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Welcome to… Two handlers stop the donkey for a rest in the Simien Mountains, Ethiopia. Enjoy your weekend! May the Journey Never End!
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