Last December my wife and I stayed in this unique guesthouse in Daylesford. Here's my review!
Category: travel
48 Hours and $200 in London!
We fly in early on the first day, and we fly out late on the second day, meaning it’s not really a full ’48 hours’, but it does mean we only need to find a place to stay for a single night, which overall will help keeping the costs down. Thankfully a number of museums can be well priced or even free in the case of the British Museum – and that is certainly one we don’t want to miss! And that’s a good thing, because $200 for accommodation, food, attractions and souvenirs will only go so far. And how far is that ‘so far’? Well, let’s find out!
From Croatia to the UK – EXCLUSIVE interview with Tanya from the Red Phone Box Travels!
Today I'm interviewing Tanya, whose blog is entitled 'Red Phone Box Travels', which I have to say is a very alluring title indeed! I've been reading her blog for over a year now - I hope you enjoy my interview with her!
Does the USSR still EXIST?
Hello Blazers... Ok I'm too old to know what that is actually supposed to mean, I guess, but it is the signing in... sign (?) of NFKRZ, your 'favourite neighbourhood Russian' as he likes to also call himself, and today I have a couple of interesting, to say the least, videos he's put out. How …
Foto Friday – Andy celebrates on Salar de Uyuni
So whilst I'm sharing pics, when I went to South America in 2016 my Aussie Rules football team had won the premiership for the first time (and only) in my life time. Trick shots are all the rage on the Salar de Uyuni, hence the shot I share with you today! Thanks for popping by, …
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Epic Journeys – Samarkand to Khiva, Uzbekistan
Today I’m talking about the day I left Samarkand, last year, to make my way to destination Khiva, via Bukhara across the Uzbek desert. No border crossings involved in this travel expedition, but it was a journey of around 728 kilometres and there was one key factor I think that makes these sort of journeys epic – I wasn’t 100% sure I would reach my destination by the end of the day. Let's see how it went!
Tajikistan Homestay Experience.
Sick of apartments, guesthouses and hotels? Tajikistan is one country where you can still stay with families and take a real look at local life!
Hiroshima – Through My Lens
iroshima is famous worldwide for one main thing, right? The first city to have an atomic bomb dropped on it. This may mean that some people don't consider it as the first place to go when visiting Japan, on the other hand some people probably suspect it's a must visit because of this reason. As far as destinations go, Hiroshima is an attractive city, with a baseball stadium, a castle, and a museum to that fateful day in 1945 attached to a memorial visitors really shouldn't miss when there.
When Can You Travel to Australia Again?
Australia's border have been closed, at least to any sort of tourism, since March this year. When is that likely to change, and what's life like in Melbourne, Victoria right now, as we are still in lockdown?
Mountains & Adventure – an interview with Travel Bloggers Maggie and Richard from ‘Monkey’s Tale!’
Time for another insightful interview this week from the brilliant travel bloggers Maggie and Richard who run the travel blog 'Travel Monkeys'. They hail from Canada and they love to hit the mountains and hike and seek adventure. They really inspiring and they take you places with their blogs that are truly breathtaking!
