In my last two days in Jerusalem I learnt and discovered even more!
Category: travel
The Battle of Jerusalem’s Old City
Howdy all. You join me in the Israeli capital of Jerusalem still fighting a cold but with three days of site seeing behind me. Today I went to the brilliant Israel Museum and spent the best part of the day there, but today's post is about the previous two days and travails and tribulations in …
From Turkmenistan to Israel
It was quite a journey from Ashgabat to Israel!
Two More Days in Turkmenistan
My final post from the enigma of a country that is Turkmenistan. It’s hard to summarise my experiences and feelings right now, and so I will leave that for when I am home in Australia. But this post I will wrap my final two days in Turkmenistan.
Around Ashgabat – Underground Lakes, Memorials and More!
Today started from my hotel and I was taken out by my guide and driver to see Memorial Park. Ashgabat was destroyed by an earthquake back in 1948.
Into Turkmenistan – Ancient Ruins, a Burning Crater and Ashgabat
So it was only yesterday that I crossed the border from Uzbekistan into Turkmenistan, it really does feel a lot longer.
Khiva, Samarkand, Passing Through Uzbekistan
Across Uzbekistan from Penjakent to Samarkand to the amazing Khiva.
Lakes, Mountains and Penjakent – You Got to Know Your Limitations!
Hiking in Tajikistan was quite the challenge!
Moving on to Iskanderkul and Khujand
Howdy all. You join me in Khojund which is in the north of Tajikistan. Unfortunately I have been struck down with something which seems to happen every time I travel these days. Last night I was very sick and had a bad fever but it broke over night and I'm having a day in to …
Running in the Dushanbe Rain
Hi all. I am on my way to a lake called Iskanderkul and whilst stopped on the side of the road waiting for the driver I thought I'd at least start a blog post. Yesterday I was stuck in a lot of rain in Dushanbe as I went to a few museums. Unfortunately two were …
Andy Roams 