Yes - we're all still in lockdown in most countries across the world, so here is the third (and most likely final) in my series of lockdown stories from across the world. Today I am joined by Gino, a YouTubing travelling from Romania and the USA, friend of the blog from his own blog and …
Continue reading Still in Lockdown! – More Stories from Around the World
Hi all. It’s not usually my format to throw away the remit of writing about travel, but this week the world lost a great comedian, a gentle soul, in the British actor/comedian Tim Brooke-Taylor. Tim Brooke-Taylor is primarily known to me and indeed much of Australia as one third of the comedy trio ‘The Goodies’ …
So everyone - I have been sorting through boxes and boxes of old photos, some from travels, some not from travels. In 1986 my parents took my brother (8) and myself (11) on a trip with them, and these are some of the photos from that trip. In fact, in a rare move, I am …
G'day all. How is your Monday going? Well, here's a little idea I had to collate some experiences from other bloggers from around the world of what it is like in lock-down or just generally as we all deal with the impact of COVID-19/Corona Virus on all our lives. So today I have short experiences …
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West Africa is not a tourist hot spot, I know, but there is something about the region which is unique and thoroughly worthwhile. As an introduction to the region you could choose probably one of three countries – Senegal, Cameroon or Ghana. Ghana is a relatively easy country to get into the swing of. It …
How many countries are actually on the conventional ‘tourist track’? Actually, probably most of the countries in the world if you think about it. If you told someone you were headed to Iran, presuming you were living in a “western” country, you would probably expect that who you told might be a bit surprised, perhaps …
Hi all. In today’s blog I thought I’d address a topic that often has me thinking, and often has me rather annoyed. I spent two years living in Japan, and whilst it had its minuses (ie WINTER) one thing I couldn’t fault for the entire time I was there, was the customer service. It was …
Continue reading Customer Service – Australia versus the World!
Howdy all. Today I thought I would do a thoughtful type of post, and reflect on my time in Pakistan some 15 years ago. 2004 was a hell of a trip, it was my plan to go from Bangladesh to Europe (and then onto West Africa, which didn’t end up happening that trip). It was …
Happy Thursday to ye all. Today I want to show you a very special Eurovision song from the contest in Sweden in the year I was born, 1975. This was the competition following on from Abba's huge win in 1974 with 'Waterloo'. The 1975 winner 'Ding-a-dong' from the Netherlands has not stood the test of …
Continue reading Eurovision Throwback Thursday – Joy Fleming (Germany 1975)
Hi all. 'Little Places' today is taking me back to the year 2000. It was November-December and I was on my second ever solo backpacking trip, and first stop was South East Asia. Cambodia was the country to be explored, and I had met up with three random travellers who had connected on the Lonely …
A Scottish island girl exploring the world on a budget
exposing the inner-world of my brain
My second blog page
Put pictures on your travel dreams
The beautiful picture of angels makes you happy.
inspiring journeys and friendly advice
A Scottish island girl exploring the world on a budget
exposing the inner-world of my brain
My second blog page
Put pictures on your travel dreams
The beautiful picture of angels makes you happy.
inspiring journeys and friendly advice
Andy's World Journeys 